Yes. But it also sends another message, which is we as Americans, many of us are unsatisfied with business as usual.
Tim Pawlenty: “Yes. But it also sends another message, which is we as Americans, many of us are unsatisfied with business as usual.”
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Pawlenty discusses how Trump's approach is a response to public dissatisfaction with traditional governance.
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