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Analysis: Who Harris’s Gun Messaging is Targeting and Why it Might be Working [Member Exclusive]
“It’s the double-haters and the conflicted partisans.”
Stephen Gutowski
October 13, 2024
5:05 am
“It’s the double-haters and the conflicted partisans.”
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