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5:55Now PlayingBernie Sanders may very well run for president again in 2020, and knowing that he now has the same level of name recognition Hillary Clinton had in 2016, Democrats are terrified at the prospect of him winning. As a result, they're already trying to rewrite rules in an effort to give their preferred candidate—Kamala Harris—an advantage. Governor Jerry Brown of California recently signed a bill moving up the state's primary by three months, which might give Harris the edge since she's from that state—and more importantly—an early advantage in the overall race. If this is a sign of what's to come from Democrats, then 2020 might turn out to be a repeat of 2016, and we all know what that means... four more years of Donald J.Trump.
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