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New Kind of Vetting for Harris VP Selection, Decision Coming Within Days, 8/2/24
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2:03:41Now PlayingThe governors of Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Illinois, an Arizona Senator and a Cabinet Secretary are all going through a vetting process as Vice President Harris works to select a running mate. A decision is expected by this Tuesday when campaigning in battleground states gets serious.
How important is it for a candidate to be from a swing state? Which one is most beneficial and what other qualities will be important to help win this race? We turn to political analyst and journalist Michael Shure.
It’s Friday and after a week full of weirdness, we’re ready for a little bit more of it. Bring on Friday Fabulous Florida!
Let’s take a little trip to the movies with the Culture Blaster. Michael Snyder will pop in to talk movies, sports and pop culture and it’s always a good time.
The Mark Thompson Show
8/2/24
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