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26:12Now PlayingMarc Lamont Hill delivers a scathing critique of recent political failures in this clip from Monday's NIGHT SCHOOL. Democrats missed a crucial opportunity as Hill dissects the fallout from the DNC’s refusal to feature Palestinian-American Rep. Ruwa Romman.
Despite the snub, Roman’s impassioned speech outside the convention made a powerful case for Palestinian rights—an issue further complicated by Kamala Harris’ firm support for Israel. Hill and his guest, Nayyera Haq, a prominent journalist and former White House senior director, explore the implications of third-party voting and its potential to disrupt the current political landscape. Haq brings extensive experience from her roles in the White House and media, providing deep insights into foreign policy and electoral strategy.
Is voting third-party a genuine path to reform, or does it risk further political fragmentation? Hill and Haq dive into this debate, revealing the strategic challenges and moral dilemmas facing voters today.
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