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Kevin Williamson discussed the potential future of the Republican Party in a podcast, highlighting Trump's low approval ratings and the possibility of the GOP splitting into two distinct coalitions. One faction may focus on libertarian populism, while the other could adopt economic nationalism, with both needing to navigate their identities in the post-Trump era.
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Kevin Williamson discussed the potential future of the Republican Party in a podcast, highlighting Trump's low approval ratings and the possibility of the GOP splitting into two distinct coalitions. One faction may focus on libertarian populism, while the other could adopt economic nationalism, with both needing to navigate their identities in the post-Trump era.
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