The New Group of Women Helping Reshape Republican Politics | WSJ
The Wall Street Journal • 2026-04-09T17:00:08Z • 19:58:00 • intermediate • News
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In a world where political landscapes are constantly shifting, a new group of women is emerging to reshape Republican politics. Discover how these influential voices are navigating the complexities of the MAHA movement and their impact on the future of the party.
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amplifying
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to increase the volume or intensity of something; to make something more pronounced.
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fissure
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a narrow opening or crack in a surface; a split or break in something.
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The earthquake created a fissure in the ground that was several feet deep.
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carcinogenic
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having the potential to cause cancer in living tissue.
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The researchers found that the chemical was carcinogenic, raising concerns about its use in consumer products.
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transparency
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the quality of being easily seen through or detected; openness and accountability in actions and decisions.
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advocacy
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the act of supporting or arguing for a cause, policy, or group.
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Her advocacy for environmental protection has inspired many people to take action.
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autonomy
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the right or condition of self-government; independence.
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The community sought autonomy from the larger government to make decisions that best suited their needs.
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