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"I hadn't really thought about the parallels between Obama and El-Sayed until you mentioned it…All we're missing is Mark Penn insinuating that El-Sayed did cocaine, and it would be an absolutely perfect analogy." Sam Stein talks to Dan Pfeiffer about El-Sayed's campaign.

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