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Could Abdul El-Sayed Upend Democratic Politics for Good?
Narrative Analysis: Glittering Generalities
Nathan Robinson If Michigan sends a Senator Abdul El-Sayed to Washington, traditional “electability” assumptions will have been shattered for good. The post Could Abdul El-Sayed Upend Democratic Politics for Good? appeared first on The Nation.
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