The Republicans who want their party back

Update: 2017-11-27

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Donald Trump's election stunned and alarmed Democrats, but it also rocked the political world of many lifelong Republicans.The party they thought they knew turned out to be something quite different -- and some are finding common ground with former political opponents.

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The Republicans who want their party back

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The Republicans who want their party back

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The Republicans who want their party back

The Republicans who want their party back