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Trump and the Identity Crisis within the GOP
At a time when political parties are expected to come together, Donald Trump has divided Republicans as never before. We hear about a lack of endorsements, advocacy of a Third Party, and fear of losing not just the White House but control of the House and the Senate.
By Warren Olney • • 51m ListenAt a time when political parties are expected to come together, Donald Trump has divided Republicans as never before. We hear about a lack of endorsements, advocacy of a Third Party, and fear of losing not just the White House but control of the House and the Senate.
Later on the program, a few black women cadets at West Point are being investigated for political activity banned by the military — after making a gesture with a long and storied history.
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3 storiesNC Governor Sues Federal Government over "Bathroom Law"
Governor Pat McCrory today said North Carolina's new law regulating the use of public bathrooms by transgender people has become a national issue. The State has already sued the federal government for over-reach.
Read the story6 minDoes the GOP Really Matter?
After one of the nastiest primary campaigns in America's political history, Donald Trump claims he can unite Republicans – but he's also said it's not all that important. Trump has questioned the tradition of giving the senior leader, House Speaker Paul Ryan, leadership of the nominating convention.
Read the story35 minWest Point Investigates Its Black Female Cadets
The few black women cadets at West Point are being investigated for political activity banned by the military — after making a gesture with a long and storied history.
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