Could GOP hold the House? Corry Bliss says 'Yes'

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Could GOP hold the House? Corry Bliss says 'Yes'

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Apr 26, 2018

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Corry Bliss, Executive Director of the Congressional Leadership Fund, joins Chuck to talk about how Republicans are fighting to hold the House.

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Apr 26, 2018

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Could GOP hold the House? Corry Bliss says 'Yes'

Could GOP hold the House? Corry Bliss says 'Yes'

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