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The must-read summary of Christine Todd Whitman's book: “It’s My Party Too: The Battle for the Heart of the GOP and the Future of America”.
This complete summary of "It's My Party Too" by Christine Todd Whitman, a leading Republican moderate, reveals the author's critical analysis on how social fundamentalists have taken over the party. She argues that centrists need to become radicals and activists before social fundamentalists destroy the relevancy of the party for the majority of Americans.
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To learn more, read "It's My Party Too" and discover what the Republican Party can do to win back votes and remain relevant.
This complete summary of "It's My Party Too" by Christine Todd Whitman, a leading Republican moderate, reveals the author's critical analysis on how social fundamentalists have taken over the party. She argues that centrists need to become radicals and activists before social fundamentalists destroy the relevancy of the party for the majority of Americans.
Added-value of this summary:
• Save time
• Understand the Republican Party's division and how they need to appeal to voters
• Expand your knowledge of American politics
To learn more, read "It's My Party Too" and discover what the Republican Party can do to win back votes and remain relevant.
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