How badly is Sanders hurting Clinton?

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How badly is Sanders hurting Clinton?

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POLITICO’s Kristin Roberts, Charlie Mahtesian, Ken Vogel, Hadas Gold and
Scott Bland geek out over the race to the White House with segments on
the Democratic crackup and Bernie Sander's long game, Facebook's optics
problem with conservatives and the gender gap driving 2016.

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