Trump-Harris: How ugly is the election aftermath going to get?
October 25, 2024
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Episode 33 · October 25, 2024
Trump-Harris: How ugly is the election aftermath going to get?
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While we’re all focussed on the horse race, the question people are focussing on less is what will the aftermath to November’s vote be like? We discuss how the fallout will look, and just how ugly it might get. Plus, Chris Cooper, political science professor at Western Carolina University and author of Anatomy of a purple state: A North Carolina politics primer, joins to talk about why North Carolina is key during this election.
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