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The Future of the Republican Party in Hawaii – Rebranding the GOP with Col. Shirlene Ostrov

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While the Republican party has grown in size and power throughout the nation, it has been shrinking in the State of Hawaii. Both national and local media have recently featured stories focusing on the loss of impact and relevance of Republicans in Hawaii. As an active party leader who has run for office, Shirlene Ostrov sees the challenges facing the Republican party. Shirlene joins Keli’i Akina on E Hana Kakou to share why she believes it’s future can be bright.

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