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GOP identities shift as 2019 tremors reveal party’s fault lines
Four late summer 2019 developments expose tensions within the Republican Party. Suburban women favor stricter gun control. a Los Angeles Times poll notes Trump’s populist lure may alienate some GOP voters. intraparty critics from Walsh to Weld signal ideological strains. and a looming 2020 deficit reaches a record level, underscoring fiscal rifts. David M. Shribman, former Pittsburgh Post-Gazette executive editor, writes that these shifts reflect ongoing GOP transformation rather than a break with tradition.
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