Mediaite'Amen!' MSNBC's Phang Raves As Guest Moodie Says A Vote For Cornel West Is Same As Vote For Trump
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-68% Medium Liberal
- Reliability
55% ReliableFair
- Policy Leaning
10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
25% Positive
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27% : Despite nearly every poll showing that RFK Jr. pulls more votes away from Biden than Trump, Moodie first answered "no" and said even "his own family is not backing him."However, she then seemed to suggest there is a reason to worry when she argued that "protest" votes are the same as a vote for Trump -- and she specifically brought up Dr. West, who is running independently and is among those targeted by a newly-formed DNC task force that's working to keep third party candidates off the ballot in 2024.27% : "When we get to the general election come November, your protest vote is a vote for Donald Trump.
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