Federman takes ill, Barnett takes charge, and can Republicans take Madison Cawthorn much longer?

We'll find out on the political junkie.

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because they're the ones to lead the USA.

Thanks for joining us, and welcome to episode 388 of the political junkie. I'm Ken Rudin.

Today is as close as we've come to a Super Tuesday this year. Sure, there was excitement in Ohio

two weeks ago with Donald Trump's choice of J.D. Vance winning the Senate primary.

And there was great anticipation last week, with Trump's choice for governor of Nebraska going

down, but his pick in a West Virginia house primary winning big. This week, however, is really big.

Pennsylvania, the first toss-up state to vote this year, has exciting primaries in both

parties for the Senate. North Carolina also has a key Senate primary, but most eyes will be on

the 11th District contest featuring Madison Cawthon. There are five states in all holding

primaries today, and of course Trump plays a major role in most of them,

endorsing candidates who for the most part have bought into his false claims that the 2020 election was stolen.

Here's a preview.

The big race in Pennsylvania is for the Senate seat Republican Pat Toomey is giving up after two terms.

Trump is backing Dr. Mehmet Oz, the celebrity surgeon and former daytime television host,

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