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Shrader on the hurdles Democrats are facing and trying to better understand the use of the Enemies Sedition Act.

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Shrader on the hurdles Democrats are facing and trying to better understand the use of the Enemies Sedition Act.
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New England College Professor Nahan Shrader discusses the lack of unity within the Democratic Party and how that may affect the NH 2026 US Senate Race. He also discusses his thoughts on the Trump administration’s use of the 1798/1917 A Enemies Sedition.

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