Red roots, blue shoots: GOPs changing tides | Columnists

September 2024 · 1 minute read

The GOP has long stood as a stronghold of core principles: fiscal responsibility, limited government and state sovereignty. Yet, as the sun sets on these ideals, a question whispers through the corridors of power: Will the real Republican party please stand up?

Consider a scene from the heart of Mississippi, a state steeped in so-called Republicans, now teetering on the edge of a political hue shift. A liberal professor from Ole Miss, with a penchant for socialism and a flair for the dramatic, recently cast a spotlight on this transformation. Through the lens of social media, he posed a provocative question: “Medicaid expansion, more funding for public schools, and now being able to buy liquor every day of the week? Did we turn Mississippi blue and just now know it?”

Chris McDaniel

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