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Areas. certainly in and around charleston to balance it out so it becomes more politically competitive and that is the one of the arguments that mace is making to republicans in this campaign. she's say, hey, i can win this district in 2020 when i beat joe cunningham and jody airington lost to joe cunningham. so there is a general election electability argument that plays out there primaries that you don't see in the rest of the state. and you get from airington, 2022 is a very different year than 2018 was, the trump midterm versus the biden midterm. but on paper you have more of a mix of demo...

0 say, but time limits. we'll be back tomorrow night 8:00 p.m. so sworn and totally sincere and hopefully cheerful enemy of smugness, groupthink, pomposity and all the other badt things. ve the litany that we t oppose have the best night with the ones you love. and welcome to hannity. and thisis is a fox news alert tonight we are tracking primary results in five different states. voting is still underways in the states of idaho and oregon. but at this hour the polls are now officially closed in kentucky, north carolina and in the commonwealthhintuck a pennsylvania, which is suffering a ton of ...

Planning on doing to help restore the voting rights. >> i was wondering what your opinion was on separating church from state. >> my question is about health care accessibility, so in terms of how does the plan benefit people who live far from large cities? >> good, excellent question. >> 35 days from the iowa caucuses, you've been there listening to the candidates. what are they stressing for voters. >> even though the voters are talking about a range of issues, they are honing in on the electability argument. what you hear from voters over and over again is they want someone who can beat don...

So the question about whether or not new hampshire is the place for bernie sanders like it was four years ago, i don't know, but we will see. >> right. if you are looking at the numbers, and just kind of at a glance, these numbers do look good for bernie sanders in theory, because the electorate is considering themselves liberal. >> and not the mention that he is right across the border there in vermont. >> yes, the exit polls and replacing the private insurance with a government plan and 6 in 10 say yes and so forth, but. >> but, that is fewer than said it in 2016. >> it is fewer than 2016, b...

He also did call out biden by name when he sat down with "the l.a. times." he said my god, if you are donald trump and you've got biden having voted for the war in iraq and biden having voted for these terrible, in my view, trade agreements, biden having voted for the bankruptcy bill, trump will eat his lunch. this is clearly a strategy. how effectively do you think sanders can cut intoed bient's electability argument? >> i don't think it's his strongest argument and his argument about the green new deal, those are all reasonable arguments and i think people take on in the democratic party, ta...