Ep. 30: Trump Effect Could Be Felt Long After Election Day – Roll Call

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Ep. 30: Trump Effect Could Be Felt Long After Election Day

The Big Story

By Adriel Bettelheim, CQ Staff, Matt Lewis and Patricia Murphy

Posted November 7, 2016 at 5:34pm

 

Roll Call columnists Patricia Murphy and Matt Lewis reflect on the nasty presidential campaign, how it changed some of the norms of politics and the role Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York could play as Democratic leader if Hillary Clinton wins.

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