conservative, rural, and southern and appears to only care about their own? eugene robinson is a columnist nor the washington post and an msnbc political analyst. susan milligan is contributing editor to q u.s. news & world report. i have a quicken and egg question for you. what drives the divide within the republican party, geography or ideology? good question. i think it s the chicken and egg answer, which is i don t know. one drives the other drives the other drives the other. initially the republican party became a southern party through the southern strategy pioneered by lee atwater years and years ago. that became kind of self-perpetuating and, of course, state legislatures started turning, republican seats got gerrymandered into safe republican seats. so there are a lot of factors there, but basically we re at a point now where the red states
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