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What’s it like being the chair of the Democratic Party in a South Carolina county that’s been dominated by Republicans for years?
Why would a soft-spoken retired corporate executive from New Jersey want to use retirement time to buck those odds.
Our guest today is Don Kohn, who heads the Horry County, South Carolina Democratic Party and he’s going to provide us with some answers. This is a guy who doesn’t get paid and is working his tail off to elect Democrats in an area where even finding candidates to run is a huge challenge.
Take a listen.
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Why would a soft-spoken retired corporate executive from New Jersey want to use retirement time to buck those odds.
Our guest today is Don Kohn, who heads the Horry County, South Carolina Democratic Party and he’s going to provide us with some answers. This is a guy who doesn’t get paid and is working his tail off to elect Democrats in an area where even finding candidates to run is a huge challenge.
Take a listen.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-lean-to-the-left-podcast--4719048/support.
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