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Nation. she eventually found her way to the white house when she was chosen in 2016 for the highly selective white house fellowship program. she found that she liked working in politics. when she got back home to kansas, she started keeping an eye on her local congressman, a man named kevin yoder. congressman yoder has been a fixture in kansas republican politics. he served a red district and an even redder state, and he's never really had a challenge. across eight years and four elections he has glided to victory again and again, always by big double-digit margins. but sharice davids looked a...

My way. still, it's 2018, and women, native americans, gay people, the unemployed and underemployed have to fight like hell just to survive. and it's clear trump and the republicans in washington don't give a damn about anyone like me or anyone that doesn't think like them. enough. that's why i'm running for congress. >> the single most reserved staffer on "the rachel maddow show," a person who is incapable of hyperbole, came to me after that ad was first posted and said i've never used the word epic to describe something in our news gathering process before, but i'd like you to look at this. ...

Feel empowered to do this was that i knew my community could do so much more and have a much stronger voice in washington, d.c. than what we had with congressman yoder, and you know, starting off at johnson county community college right here in our community and making my way to cornell for law school, i mean so much of the opportunity i had in my life stemmed from the support i've had here and having a strong public education foundation and all of those things combined just led me to take the leap, because i knew that we could do so much better than what we had. >> you're a trail blazer, not...

At the core of what helped me feel empowered to do this was that i knew my community could do so much more and have a much stronger voice in washington, d.c. than what we had with congressman yoder, and, you know, starting off at johnson county community college right here in our community and making my way to cornell for law school, i mean so much of the opportunity i've had in my life stemmed from the support i've had here, and having a strong public education foundation. and all of those things combined just led me to -- to take the leap because i knew we could do so much better than what w...

Nation. she went to live and work on native american reservations to help out underserved communities. she eventually found her way to the white house when she was chosen in 2016 for the highly selective white house fellowship program. she found she liked working in politics. when she got back home to congress, she started keeping her eye on congressman yoder. congressman yoder has been a fixture in republican politics. he served a red district in an even redder state and never really had a challenge across eight years and four elections. he has just glided to victory again and again, always b...