To Avoid Disaster in 2024, GOP Needs To Follow Trump’s 2016 Playbook 

In 2022, Democrats picked their battles more wisely than Republicans did. The road to the White House in 2024 will run through factory towns and flyover country.

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Then-Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks at Rome, New York, April 12, 2016. AP/Mike Groll, file

The field of Republican presidential hopefuls grows larger by the week. But do any of them stand a chance of beating President Biden next year?

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