Republicans: The Party of No Content - The Atlantic
The GOP-Big Business Divorce Goes Deeper Than You Think - POLITICO
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The GOP is rapidly becoming the blue-collar party. Here's what that means.
For Trump's Backers in Congress, 'Devil Terms' Help Rally Voters - The New York Times
Traits of the parties; Trump and the GOP | Pew Research Center
Republican Party (United States) - Wikipedia
The Political Typology: In polarized era, deep divisions persist within coalitions of both Democrats and Republicans | Pew Research Center
Freedom' vs. 'People': How Republicans and Democrats Define Their Respective Political Parties - Morning Consult
What Does GOP Stand For? - MyEnglishTeacher.eu
What Is "GOP" Short For? - Dictionary.com
Why Thousands of Republicans Are Leaving the Party - The New York Times
What Does GOP Stand for in Politics? A Brief History | YourDictionary
The Republican Party Is Racist and Soulless. Just Ask This Veteran GOP Strategist. – Mother Jones
What Does 'GOP' Stand For? | HowStuffWorks
What Will the Midterms Mean for Big Business? - The New York Times
Republicans, Democrats differ on what (besides family) brings meaning in life | Pew Research Center
Why Democrats and Republicans Use Different Words
What Is Happening to the Republicans? | The New Yorker
Hillary Clinton and the History of Women in American Politics | The New Yorker
What Is Incumbent? What Does GOP Stand For? And Other Election Terms – NBC New York
What the GOP meant when it called Jan. 6 'legitimate political discourse' - POLITICO
Republican Party | Definition, History, & Beliefs | Britannica
Democrat" vs. "Republican": Where Did The Parties Get Their Names? - Dictionary.com
US midterms: What does GOP stand for? Is it the same as the Republican party? What is the GOP in the USA? | The Scotsman
What does GOP stand for? - POLITICO
