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January 15, 2020

Can a woman win? Either Elizabeth Warren or Amy Klobuchar would give Trump a run for his money in November

By Frank Bruni,

Would a female Democratic nominee have a harder time beating Donald Trump than a male one?

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By Frank Bruni,

Would a female Democratic nominee have a harder time beating Donald Trump than a male one?

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