“People aren’t going to turn out to vote in the caucus because of it, but I would say 70% of Republicans in the state would say, ‘Enough’s enough.'”
Chuck Warren, a national Republican strategist, suggested foreign policy would play a big role in the primaries, “more than people think,” because of the war in Ukraine and the House Republican investigation of the Biden administration’s withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Warren said GOP candidates need to articulate to base voters that the U.S. can support Ukraine’s fight against Russia while also taking care of domestic issues.
“That is the message that will resonate with the party faithful,” Warren said. “We cannot let Russia just violently take over another country but we also need to focus similar resources on our border. And that is the Republican path that wins.”
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