Grant Woods is a former Arizona Attorney General and a former McCain staffer.  But, more importantly he is a former Republican and a very thoughtful observer of the current political scene.

It has been four weeks since the election. The election was NOT close (306-232 electoral votes) and a popular vote margin of almost 7 million. This is larger than most of our recent Presidential elections.  Despite all evidence, three-fourths of Republicans think the election was stolen.  And only a handful of elected Republicans have been willing to say publicly that Joe Biden is President-elect.

Republicans used to stand for a muscular foreign policy. They were internationalists who favored foreign trade, because we benefit from it.  Before Reagan, they were against deficits (now they only seem to care about deficits when a Democrat is President).  But Trump loyalists are against all of these things.

Given all of this, what is the future of the Republican party?

And can the country find common ground?

Grant Woods is one of the most thoughtful political observers in Arizona.  Join this week’s Think Tank for a very insightful discussion of the state of our politics.

The Think Tank airs on KTAR 92.3 FM on Saturday 3-4pm and Sundays from 9-10pm. Podcasts are available after broadcast at ktar.com

Grant Woods&nbsp;is a former Arizona Attorney General and a former McCain staffer.&nbsp; But, more importantly he is a former Republican and a very thoughtful observer of the current political scene.
It has been four weeks since the election. The election was NOT close (306-232 electoral votes) and a popular vote margin of almost 7 million. This is larger than most of our recent Presidential elections.&nbsp; Despite all evidence, three-fourths of Republicans think the election was stolen.&nbsp; And only a handful of elected Republicans have been willing to say publicly that Joe Biden is President-elect.
Republicans used to stand for a muscular foreign policy. They were internationalists who favored foreign trade, because we benefit from it.&nbsp; Before Reagan, they were against deficits (now they only seem to care about deficits when a Democrat is President).&nbsp; But Trump loyalists are against all of these things.
Given all of this, what is the future of the Republican party?
And can the country find common ground?
Grant Woods&nbsp;is one of the most thoughtful political observers in Arizona.&nbsp; Join this week&rsquo;s&nbsp;Think Tank&nbsp;for a very insightful discussion of the state of our politics.
The&nbsp;Think Tank&nbsp;airs on KTAR 92.3 FM on Saturday 3-4pm and Sundays from 9-10pm. Podcasts are available after broadcast at&nbsp;<a href="https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/qkxMCjRO06unyoVytWAXfI?domain=ktar.com" data-auth="NotApplicable">ktar.com</a>

Hosted by KTAR political analyst, Dr. Mike O'Neil, 'The Think Tank' aspires to bring together some of the state's most interesting, thoughtful and influential leaders to discuss the economic, political and social issues facing the state and the nation.

Hosted by KTAR political analyst, Dr. Mike O'Neil, 'The Think Tank' aspires to bring together some of the state's most interesting, thoughtful and influential leaders to discuss the economic, political and social issues facing the state and the nation.

The program is hosted by KTAR political analyst Dr. Mike O'Neil. "The Think Tank" is where the Valley's most influential and opinionated leaders come together for one-hour every weekend. We discuss and debate the major economic, political and social issues of the week, making genuine attempts to reach at least one piece of common ground.

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