Ep. 57: Rachel Bovard, The Conservative Civil War Over the Supreme Court and Big Tech

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Ep. 57: Rachel Bovard, The Conservative Civil War Over the Supreme Court and Big Tech

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Sep 24, 2020

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Rachel Bovard, Senior Director of Policy at the Conservative Partnership Institute, rejoins The Realignment to discuss the Supreme Court, the future of social conservatism, and the TikTok deal.

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Sep 24, 2020

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Ep. 57: Rachel Bovard, The Conservative Civil War Over the Supreme Court and Big Tech

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