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Dr. Nate Shrader: Rank Voting, Early 2026 Polling, War Powers
Dr. Nate Shrader: Rank Voting, Early 2026 Polling, War Powers
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Has President Trump issued a known illegal order? Are our policies in the Caribbean legal or illegal?  Will rank voting help the primary process?

NEC Professor Dr. Nate Shrader joins us to break down the current conversation over legal and illegal orders, and early NH polling focused on the 2026 election.

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