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45:26Now PlayingMichigan’s razor-thin Democratic Senate primary and Cori Bush’s failed Missouri comeback have intensified the struggle between progressives and moderates over the future of the Democratic Party.
Susan J. Demas speaks with The Hill senior correspondent and bestselling author Amy Parnes about Abdul El-Sayed’s general-election challenges, the growing Democratic “civil war,” dysfunction inside the DNC and the emerging 2028 battle involving Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Gavin Newsom, Jon Ossoff and other potential contenders. They also examine whether Democratic voters have become reluctant to nominate another woman for president after the defeats of Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris.
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