Quote by Alfonzo Rachel

The problem is not Republican principals. The problem is unprincipled Republicans.

The problem is not Republican principals. The problem is unp

Summary

This quote suggests that the issue lies not with the principles of the Republican party, but with certain individuals within the party who lack principles. It implies that the party itself may have sound ideas and beliefs, but some members stray from these principles, leading to problems. This quote implies that if the Republicans adhered more strictly to their principles, the issues associated with them would not arise. It points towards the importance of individuals upholding and embodying the core principles of their political party.

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By Alfonzo Rachel

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