Digging into Kamala's downfall and the demographics of 2020

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Digging into Kamala's downfall and the demographics of 2020

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The Nerdcast talks to POLITICO national political reporter Christopher
Cadelago about what went wrong in Kamala Harris' bid for president.

Plus, national political reporter Laura Barrón-López and reporting
fellow Maya King talk to Scott about the demographics on the campaign
trail -- why Cory Booker and Kamala Harris have struggled to make
inroads with black voters, Pete Buttigieg's failure to connect with
Latino and black voters and what the path to victory through South
Carolina and Nevada looks like.

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