The question is what kind of change and is it the change that Donald Trump is offering the kind of change people feel comfortable with.
David Axelrod: “The question is what kind of change and is it the change that Donald Trump is offering the kind of change people feel…”
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David Axelrod questions the nature of change that Donald Trump represents and whether it resonates with voters.
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