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Republican Thomas Wright joins the podcast to discuss his run for governor.
Wright says he has "no regrets" about his campaign, even though it didn't finish the way he wanted it to. He also talks about how the coronavirus pandemic completely changed the complexion of the race.
Wright correctly predicted that Donald Trump would defeat Hillary Clinton in 2016. He tells
Bryan Schott why he thinks it's much more likely that Trump wins in November than Democrat Joe Biden.
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