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Democrats ‘need a Moses’ to lead them out of ‘the desert’ for 2026 midterms: Fmr. Bush advisor
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8:30Now PlayingWith Democrats now in the minority in both chambers of Congress, party leadership has been reflecting on where improvements can be made for the next election. NBC News Senior National Political Reporter Jonathan Allen, Fmr. Spokesman for House Leader Jeffries, Michael Hardaway, and former advisor to President George W. Bush, Mark McKinnon, share their thoughts on what Democrats need to do to win back control.
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