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Senator Warnock Calls Republican Party a Cult

Senator Warnock Calls Republican Party a Cult
Bloomberg Markets Sunday 21 June 2026, 14:58 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 21st, 2026 Senator Warnock Calls Republican Party a Cult Senator Raphael Warnock (D-Georgia) delivers a pointed critique of the current state of the Republican Party, describing it as a cult centered around loyalty to President Donald Trump rather than principles or ideas. Watch the Senator discuss with David Gura on Bloomberg This Weekend how progress is not automatic, Americans need to resist despair and to continue advocating for positive change.

Jun 21st, 2026 Senator Warnock Calls Republican Party a Cult Senator Raphael Warnock (D-Georgia) delivers a pointed critique of the current state of the Republican Party, describing it as a cult centered around loyalty to President Donald Trump rather than principles or ideas. Watch the Senator discuss with David Gura on Bloomberg This Weekend how progress is not automatic, Americans need to resist despair and to continue advocating for positive change.
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