Yes. And I think it works on a number of different levels. It speaks to this level of intolerance and divisiveness that bothers some of this college educated white voters but it's motivational for minority voters who need they need to get out for Hillary Clinton in this election.
David Axelrod: “Yes. And I think it works on a number of different levels. It speaks to this level of intolerance and divisiveness…”
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Discussing the implications of birtherism on Hillary Clinton's campaign among different voter demographics.
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