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Talking with Matthew Seligman: How JD Vance Disqualified Himself From Becoming VP
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15:00Now PlayingHarry talks with Matthew Seligman about his recent New York Times op-ed entitled "How JD Vance Disqualified Himself From Becoming Vice President." Matthew is a fellow at the Constitutional Law Center at Stanford University, Partner at Stris & Maher, and Author of "How to Steal a Presidential Election."
You can read Matthew's article hereand follow him on X @Matt_Seligman.
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