Gov. Walz On Election Loss: 'I Fully Don’t See How' Trump Is Seen As A Middle-Class Champion

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Gov. Walz On Election Loss: 'I Fully Don’t See How' Trump Is Seen As A Middle-Class Champion

While the Democrats and pundits search for meaning in the rubble of the defeat of the Democrats, Pramila Jayapal said the party just needs to figure out who it wants to reflect.

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