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David Plouffe: Prospect Of Republican Takeover 'Will Help Us With Turnout,' 'Enthusiasm Gap'

David Plouffe: Prospect Of Republican Takeover 'Will Help Us With Turnout,' 'Enthusiasm Gap'
Elyse Siegel

Growth Strategy Expert

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Architects of President Obama's 2008 victory are braced for potentially sizable Democratic losses in November's midterm elections. But they say voters' unease about a GOP takeover will help their party maintain congressional majorities.

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