Kamala Harris’s Campaign Ends in a Fizzle
Episode Date: December 4, 2019Senator Kamala Harris had a lot going for her campaign for the Democratic Presidential nomination: national name recognition, strong fund-raising, an...
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1003 episodes transcribedSenator Kamala Harris had a lot going for her campaign for the Democratic Presidential nomination: national name recognition, strong fund-raising, an...
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