Ron Brownstein on Trump's, Biden's Paths to Victory

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Ron Brownstein on Trump's, Biden's Paths to Victory

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Aug 27, 2020

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Ronald Brownstein, a senior political analyst at CNN and senior editor at The Atlantic, rejoins the podcast to look back at the spot-on 2020 Democratic ticket prediction he made two years ago. How does this seasoned analyst assess the U.S. political landscape in the 10th presidential election he has covered?

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Aug 27, 2020

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