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I'm Dorothy Wickenden. On today's Politics and More podcast, the New Yorker's Joshua Rothman visits Townsend Harris High School in Queens.

Last fall, the school held a mock presidential election with students taking on the personas of the large field of presidential hopefuls.

Josh Rothman, who's an editor at The New Yorker, spent a lot of time this fall at a public high school where every year the senior class gets involved in reenacting elections.

One year it can be a city council seat or a judge.

This year, it's the whole shebang.

This year, they're doing the presidential race, Donald Trump and all.

If any of you don't know, I'm Donald Trump, but I mean, everyone here should know that by now,

if they've even watched the news. I mean, the media loves me, guys. I'm all over it all day,

every day, right? If you're wondering who you're listening to, his name is Matthew McCandrew,

and he's a senior at Townsend Harris High School.

He's been given the most coveted assignment of the fall, being Donald Trump.

Luckily, with so many candidates running for president right now, there are a lot of starring roles to go around.

Max Lachoma, I'm playing Jeb Bush.

Hi, my name is Yasmin Ali. I'm a senior at Townsend Harris, and in the election

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