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<title>It&#x26;#x2019;s Time for the Republican Party to Embrace Identity Politics</title>
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<description>Just about everyone acknowledges, inside the Republican Party and out, that the GOP needs to do a much better job of bringing minorities into the party. But how? There&#x26;#x2019;s a big problem with implementing this idea &#x26;#x2014; one that is seldom discussed. The obstacles that prevent Republicans from bringing more minorities into the party are as cultural as they are political. Many blacks, Hispanics, Jews, Muslims, and even women instinctually vote Democrat, even when their views more closely align with the Republicans. It would be ambitious to imagine the GOP could get 50% of every one of those groups. But...</description>
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