Former Bush Commerce secretary: Republicans ‘scaring the heck out of’ Hispanics

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20. Gary Bauer is partly right

Just adding policies of inclusion won't attract voters to the party. It has to be a comprehensive make-over of the party. Get rid of the anti-immigrant policies, get rid of the anti-women policies, get rid of the anti-poor policies, get rid of the anti-young policies, the anti-old, the anti-sick, the anti-disabled, the anti-drug using, the anti-union, the anti-everything else policies and you might have a chance of getting some voters to your side.

Of course, if you do that, you'd be the Democratic party, or even better, the Green party. But we already have them, and they have a much longer history of being on that side of the policies, proving that they can walk the walk as well as talk the talk.