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has this article about, I don't know, maybe it's the reemergence of the political dynasties in this country?

Yeah, they say the political dynasties are going to be crowding America's next election.

The 26 and 28 ballots are crowded with political heirs and relatives seeking office.

Now, political dynasties, of course, have a longstanding history in the United States.

You had presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams. You also had George H. Bush and George

W. Bush, William Henry Harrison and his grandson, Benjamin Harrison, both serving his president.

And you've got some modern examples of political families, the Cuomo's, the Cheney's, the Clintons, clearly the Kennedys, the Pelosi's, and the Shaheen's.

But now there's this other long list, and one of them here in Indiana, Bo Bye.

Well, yeah, it's interesting because you're right, for generations, there always seem to be

one. I think the most prevalent in this country would be the Kennedy's had it for decades.

And then the Bushes kind of took that mantle from them to some extent the Clintons did

in the sense that he was it wasn't generational

but he was the the president and then she was the senator and the and the candidate for president

the secretary of state and well now there's talk that Chelsea's going to run for something and it's

kind of gone away we've seen this sort of the end of the bushes.

We've seen to some, although there's another Kennedy running for something now, the grandson of one of these people is.

Jack Schlossberg.

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