by Leigh Ann Caldwell
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Top leaders of the conservative Koch
political network, frustrated with the direction of the Republican
Party, are attempting to rebrand the organization by vowing to be less
partisan and work with elected officials across the political spectrum
to advance their policy priorities.
In a rare interview with
reporters, a reflective Charles Koch spoke about "mistakes" he and his
network have made in the past, alluding to the strictly partisan
playbook that the organization has deployed for more than a decade.
He
told reporters in a short ten minute question and answer session here
that he "regrets" supporting some Republicans who "say they're going to
be for these principles that we espoused and then they aren't." He added
that the network, which spends hundreds of millions of dollars every
election cycle, will be "much stricter" when determining who to support
in the future.
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Source: NBC News
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