The politics of addition are always smarter than the politics of subtraction.
Scott Rigell: “The politics of addition are always smarter than the politics of subtraction.”
On the recordOctober 28, 2021
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Rigell emphasizes the need for the Republican Party to be inclusive to regain voters lost to Democrats.
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