Larry Hogan: GOP turning into 'circular firing squad' over Trump loyalty

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Larry Hogan: GOP turning into 'circular firing squad' over Trump loyalty
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Maryland Gov. Hogan criticizes those within the GOP who insist they need to double down on keeping former President Trump as its leader despite his loss in 2020, saying that it's part of a “battle for the soul of the Republican Party.'

WASHINGTON — Gov. Larry Hogan, R-Md., criticized those within the GOP who insist they need to double down on keeping

“It bothers me you have to swear fealty to the dear leader or you get kicked out of the party. It just doesn’t make any sense,” Hogan said. “We’ve got to get back to winning elections again and we have to be able to have a Republican Party that appeals to a broader group of people,” Hogan said.

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