EPISODE · Nov 5, 2018
WORLD Magazine’s Jamie Dean on Tomorrow’s Mid-Terms
from BreakPoint · host Warren Cole Smith and Jamie Dean
Will the Democrats take the House? Can the Republicans hold on in the Senate? What issues—immigration, health care, the economy—are motivating voters, especially Christian voters?Warren Cole Smith interviews WORLD Magazine’s political beat writer Jamie Dean about the much-anticipated midterm elections.
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