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On the first night of its convention, the party showed it will invite anyone under its big tent in order to defeat Trump.

Running as a pragmatic populist, the moderate Democrat is on the cusp of flipping a Republican district in Ohio next week.

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The prospect of a John Kasich-John Hickenlooper run appeals to journalists and donors and virtually no one else.

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