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reconcile

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How will she reconcile with Latinos sore that they aren’t represented by one of their own?

On this week’s Amicus, Dahlia Lithwick was joined by Protect Democracy’s Ian Bassin to try to reconcile our split-screen moment: democracy being seen to be done, and the looming decimation of democracy.

From Slate

“Now they’re taking a completely contrary position? How do you reconcile that?” said McNicholas.

Like many liberals, Terhune, who spoke by phone from his home on the day after the election, was finding it difficult to reconcile the many ruptures and recriminations that have jolted the country since Trump’s first campaign eight years ago.

The nomination certainly might have gone to Harris anyway, but she would have had an extra year to prepare her campaign, stand up a policy shop, and strategize how to reconcile the unabashed progressive who sought the nomination in 2019 with the more cautious, conservative figure that Americans got to know on the campaign trail since the summer.

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