Establishment Republicans let the kooks out of the basement, and now they're dominant. But this didn't start with Trump. David Corn argues it started 70 years ago when Dwight D. Eisenhower surrendered to Joseph McCarthy on a train. Today's podcast with Charlie Sykes.
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David Corn: How the GOP Unleashed the Furies

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David Corn: How the GOP Unleashed the Furies

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