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Supporters cheer as former President Trump arrives to address a Keep America Great rally in Colorado Springs, Colo., on Feb. 20, 2020. After his loss, the county GOP faces a deep ideological divide. Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images
In the shadow of former President Donald Trump, the Republican Party is trying to find its footing nationally and in many corners of the county.
In Colorado, after facing major losses in the last few cycles, a volatile election for the party chair in El Paso County one of the GOP s traditional strongholds shows how deep some of the divides have become.
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In the shadow of former President Donald Trump, the Republican party is trying to find its footing nationally and in many corners of the county.
In Colorado, after facing major losses in the last few cycles, a volatile election for the party chair in El Paso County one of the GOP s traditional strongholds shows how deep some of the divides have become. Republicans are rightfully very upset and frustrated with the recent election and some of them are dealing with it very appropriately and some of them are dealing with it inappropriately, says Eli Bremmer, the former chair of the El Paso County Republican Party.