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    A NEW PRIMARY PROCESS FAVORS CAMPAIGNS THAT MASTER IT

    by Philip Elliott Mar 04, 2019 3 minutes

    TO RIVAL CAMPAIGNS, one of the clearest signs that Kamala Harris could be a formidable candidate was not her early fundraising haul, the endorsements she’s racked up or the crowd of 20,000 that cheered her announcement speech in Oakland, Calif. It was the hiring of an obscure adviser named Dave Huynh.

    Back in the 2016 primary contest, Delegate Dave, as he was known around Hillary Clinton’s Brooklyn headquarters, was charged with ensuring that no stealth Bernie Sanders backers were hiding

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