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I grew up a political junkie, worked on senate races and governor’s races, and had the really good fortune of linking up with Barack Obama in 2007. And then in 2007 got recruited into Obama and that’s when I moved to DC Barry Ritholtz : 00:05:43 [Speaker Changed] Huh. I lived in Rhode Island working for a senate race.
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