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(NewsNation) — Political commentator Buck Sexton and former Ohio state lawmaker Nina Turner, a Democrat, are from opposite ends of the political spectrum, but they find some common ground discussing potential strategies for struggling Democrats. They join 'On Balance' to share their views.
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