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Do you want to know where you can find almost 500 episodes of the history of World War II?

Hi, I'm Ray Harris Jr. inviting you to check out my podcast, The History of World War II

podcast, where I provide in-depth examinations of the key people in events that shaped

World War II.

While there, you'll also find interviews with

authors who provide new and interesting reflections that help further our

understanding of the conflict and the people that fought it.

And a new episode comes out every week.

And more history, that's always a good thing.

That's the History of World War II Podcast or World War II Podcasts. Paudkest.

I want you to imagine that the door opens

I want you to imagine that the door opens and George Bush walks through it. What is your reaction?

Do Congress's campaign managers were elated when they asked that question, not directly to voters, but through a paid moderator and watching

blue-collar voters they needed to reach through a one-way glass.

To a person, these individuals could not see it. George Bush was not going to be in

their living room. Was not going to happen. In 1988 campaigns were really getting to know the voters, at least in rooms where they wouldn't be seen.

Give them $20, a few donuts, maybe a chicken salad sandwich, and get them to talk. Truth be told, they're not scientific.

They aren't like surveys. But consultants were getting down on those quantified surveys.

Dukanka strategist Tom Kiley would tell newspapers.

They represent a window these focus groups into the real world

and keep us in touch.

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