Democrats have a chance to peel away some Trump voters. So why are they making it so hard?
It’s no secret that the presidential election in 2016 was run between two really unpopular people, who had their discrete subsets of frenetic supporters, but left large swaths of voters stone cold. In fact, the numbers of those who were hostile to both reached record numbers, with Trump big among the “neither, thanks,” set.
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