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Host of daily podcast The News Agents. And author of forthcoming book, Strangeland. Order now or come to one of the events lnk.to/StrangelandBook
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Voices: The Republicans are facing wipeout – and it's all down to Trump

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By Jon Sopel Verified
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Toto. I've a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore.” Dorothy's famous line from The Wizard of Oz could well be being muttered by slightly shellshocked politicians in that state after the midterm elections in a few weeks time, where the most seismic of shifts seems to be happening. Judy Garland immortalised the role of Dorothy in 1939. It was seven years before the release of that movie that the Democrats last won a senate seat in Kansas, this most solid of Republican states.
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Voices: The real reason for Trump’s media ban – and it’s not about fake news

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Voices: Trump is in trouble – but the Democrats are throwing him a lifeline

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Exactly 10 years ago, the Democrats gathered in Philadelphia to anoint Hillary Clinton as their candidate for the 2016 presidential election. Finally, eventually, bitterly, she had seen off the challenge of Bernie Sanders, the self-proclaimed Democratic socialist senator from Vermont. Before he ran, he was little known outside of his own state. He was a bit of a maverick. He didn't speak so much as bark. He was decidedly grumpy. His politics were way to the left of the Democratic Party establishment.
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