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A national debate. it was so moving. and so authentic. clearly this is a such a talented young political leader if not for this campaign, for some future role. >> yeah, no, i think that moment too reflects that broader topic there of gay rights and how dramatically public opinion has drifted on that, in recent years, in recent decades. 2015 was the supreme court ruling, this is the second presidential campaign since that happened. this is sort of a new reality of american politics that youre sor...

College-educated white liberals. and that is a role that has been filled by a long line of candidates going back to gene mccarthy in 68, to gary hart in 94, howard dean in 2004. none of them have won the nomination. all of them have kind of fallen short because they were unable to reach out beyond that starbucks ghetto if you want to call it that. and appeal to some of the other constituencies in the democratic party, in particular to african-american voters. and that is still a big challenge fo...

Those first two states, iowa and new hampshire, heavily white, a lot of college-educated liberals. they dont play to his strengths. hes stronger as you go along into march and you get to some of those diverse states, particularly in the south. so we could see a very familiar kind of divide, and i think it is ultimately the onus remains on warren to show that for all of her strength, any place where there are a lot of white college liberals like seattle, where she drew 15,000 people over the week...

Three-fifths, sometimes more americans, say they dont think she is qualified to be president but she does have an audience in the republican party. as you suggest from the passage you read, i believe if she does run, shed expose the gop to the same class division we often see in the democratic party, most prominently between hillary clinton who was a candidate who drew support mostly from blue-collar democrats and barack obama who drew support from better educated as well as minorities. palin wo...