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What's wrong with the polls?
Is it a feature of the primary season?
I just want to say I didn't poll in either
of these races so I don't have like raw data sets to sift through.
I bet you're really happy about that.
Hi, I'm Robert Siegel and this is a conversation about politics with...
New York Times opinion contributing writer E.J.
Dionne, who's our regular participant.
Hello, E.J. Great to be with you.