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Rocket scientist running for Congress
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April 4, 2017
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5:33Now PlayingFormer NASA Jet Propulsion Lab engineer Tracy Van Houten is leaving behind exploring new worlds in the hopes of landing a job on Capitol Hill. She joins Errol Barnett on "Red & Blue" to discuss why she's running for California's 34th District seat, and why more scientists should be running for office.
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