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This is the Tom Hartman program.

My aunt, Ed, today at HartmanReport.com, is titled, Could Commala Harris's Invisibility Become a Crisis.

I had a brief conversation with Congressman Kahn about this and he apparently agrees with me.

I don't want to say that he agrees with all my specifics, but he was saying that he thinks that her

talents have not been exploited properly and she hasn't been highlighted as much as possible.

I'm paraphrasing from memory. I would say at the very least.

And here's the problem. When a presidential candidate is well known,

John Kennedy was a member of political dynasty that Americans had known about since the

1930s. Richard Nixon, everybody knew who he was. He'd been Dwight Eisenhower's Vice President.

George W. Bush, he was the son of the former president of the United States and the son of a

diagnostic family. John McCain, John McCain had been blowing his own horn with his war hero stuff

and his maverick stuff for so long. Everybody knew John McCain. There was no way you could

recharacterize him. Joe Biden had been in the Congress since the 60s when you who he was or maybe

the 70s. Even Mitt Romney came from a diagnostic political family. His father was governor of Michigan

and head of one of the big auto companies. And Barack Obama, it was probably the exception of

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