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Season 13 Episode 1831 | 26m 45s
The panelists assess Republican Congressman Richard Hanna’s repudiation of Donald Trump and debate whether this is idiosyncratic to Hanna (who is retiring) or whether it represents a more significant trend that is likely to build. Next, they discuss the many court decisions i that have struck down various state laws meant to make it difficult for minorities, the poor, and the young to vote.
Aired: 08/04/16
Video has closed captioning.The SCOTUS offer major abortion decision and a direct democracy as a governing philosophy.
Reaction to the Dallas shootings; Clinton; How to Improve Race Relations on Campus
Justice Ginsburg says too much about Trump; U.S. too obsessed with jihadists not domestic
Trump says "I" will do it all; Why the failed coup in Turkey is so important
Critiquing Hillary Clinton's speech; Does Donald Trump have a friend in Putin
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Hanna splits with Trump;The courts stop the states from suppressing voter turnout
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The menace that is Facebook; Taking a Selfie in the voting booth; Ending Senate Filibuster
