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Problem? Why would they 'fix it?'Duke is not representative of all republicans, all republicans are not racists, and conservative dogma does not condone racism.
This does illustrate again, however, that most racists such as Duke identify as conservative, and feel most comfortable with republicans.
It's incumbent upon republicans and conservatives, therefore, to discover why racists are attracted to the republican agenda, and conservative dogma, and address the problem.
Until the problem is discovered and resolved, Scalise won't be the last republican embarrassed by racists among GOP ranks.
You seem to be assuming that because a racist might support something that inherently makes it wrong. What if the 'attractive' platform was family values? Should the right then 'fix' that. Would you advocate that the left change their support for SS is you found out that a hate group advocated for the same thing or voted democrat to support that one issue?
There really isn't a problem to resolve. There will always be morons that politicians are somehow associated with at one time or another. Just as in this case, there will be your Bill Ayres that will come and bite you in the ass. The only real interesting think is seeing those that will scream about the one, give a pass to the other. It shows partisanship rather starkly.