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Ed Kilgore (The Washington Monthly) and Steven Waldman (Beliefnet, Founding Faith)
- Dems panic about Hillary! But should they? . 01:58
- Steve: Time to consider that Trump could actually win . 08:50
- Ed: The “wacko birds” candidates are dominating the field . 12:33
- Jeb Bush’s big asset . 19:41
- Trump’s weird kind of authenticity . 23:27
- How Rand Paul lost his mojo . 29:50
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Ed Kilgore
Steven Waldman
Ed Kilgore
Steven Waldman
Recorded:Aug 17
Posted:Aug 17, 2015
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Washington Monthly | Aug 17, 2015 | Ed Kilgore & Steven Waldman
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