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Cline on what Americans can do to move beyond the political discourse plaguing the country

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Cline on what Americans can do to move beyond the political discourse plaguing the country
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Guest host Nate Shrader chats with Drew Cline from the Josiah Bartell Center for Public Policy about what can be done to help the country move past the current state of political discourse.

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