OPINION: Republican brand
Brent Regan
If you want the truth about what’s happening in the Republican Party you won’t get it from the Democrats or their allies in the media. They want you to believe a myth that the party is trying to disenfranchise voters and prevent candidates from running for office. Of course this is exactly what you would expect to hear from the opposition and those that have lost power due to a surge in grassroots engagement.
In an age where anyone can claim to identify as whatever they decide to be, regular people crave normalcy and look for consistency. Voters who thought they voted for a “Republican” only to find they govern like a big government liberal are upset with the party and call for truth in advertising.
Republican is a brand and it is the responsibility of party officials to protect that brand. When a citizen votes for a Republican they should get a Republican who mostly embraces the positions and policies articulated in the Republican Party Platform.
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