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Following decades of moderate success as the political force uniting foreign policy hawks, free marketers and social conservatives, theres little question the Republican Party is facing an identity crisis today. In recent years, its leaders failed to effectively advance U.S. foreign policy interests, got in bed with big rent-seeking corporations rather than protect free markets, and dropped the ball in the fight to strengthen families, neighborhoods, and local communities.Voters have responded to the incompetence and betrayal of the party core values by nominating Donald Trump, a brash businessman who argues for strong borders and a
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Image courtesy by GallupA Gallup poll released Tuesday finds that a majority of Americans 58 percent says marijuana should be legalized. Gallup reports t
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