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The Birthplace of the Republican Party Buckles After Trump Nearly Blew Up the GOP

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As many wonder how a party split by Trump can survive, one county outpost shows how time heals some wounds — or at least papers them over.Rohn Bishop at his home in Waupun, Wisconsin. | Narayan Mahon for Politico MagazineFor Rohn Bishop, chair of the Republican Party in Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin, a low point in the party’s postelection civil war came one snowy December morning in the small town of Waupun.Republicans were challenging ballots cast in two heavily Democratic Wisconsin counties, Milwaukee and Dane, based on . It was part of Trump’s broader effort to overturn the results of...

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