The 2024 presidential race went from deja vu to unprecedented overnight
Consider This from NPR · NPR
November 1, 202410m 13s
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When the 2024 presidential campaign began, it looked a lot like the last one.
Former President Donald Trump and sitting President Joe Biden became the presumptive nominees for their parties in March. This year was set to be the first U.S. presidential rematch since 1956.
We all know sequels are rarely more interesting than the original, and it seemed like this election might be downright boring. But the joke was on us, because Americans have just lived through the most dramatic, eventful, unexpected presidential campaign of our lives.
We revisit the key moments that brought us to this point in the race.
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Former President Donald Trump and sitting President Joe Biden became the presumptive nominees for their parties in March. This year was set to be the first U.S. presidential rematch since 1956.
We all know sequels are rarely more interesting than the original, and it seemed like this election might be downright boring. But the joke was on us, because Americans have just lived through the most dramatic, eventful, unexpected presidential campaign of our lives.
We revisit the key moments that brought us to this point in the race.
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