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LISTEN: A Midterm Moment of Truth

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“LISTEN: A Midterm Moment of Truth”

I think Haley Stevens’ implosion complicates the future of Chuck Schumer because that was his girl. He went hard in the paint in the primary for her. And now there are a lot of folks who are like, ‘Hey, Chuck, is this your person? This is who you thought should be the senator for Michigan?’ […] The post LISTEN: A Midterm Moment of Truth appeared first on The City Reporter .

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