Do Democrats Want An Outsider In 2020?

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Do Democrats Want An Outsider In 2020?

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Apr 8, 2019

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The crew debates the appeal of a political outsider for Democrats in 2020. They also look at the class divide among white voters how that affects their political behavior.

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Apr 8, 2019

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Do Democrats Want An Outsider In 2020?

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