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Pelosi tells fellow Democrats 'it's all riding on Wisconsin' - Black News Channel

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By Scott Bauer Associated Press MADISON, Wis. (AP) — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and former Attorney General Eric Holder delivered a stark reminder to Wisconsin Democrats on Thursday about the importance the battleground state plays in the presidential election less than 11 weeks away. 'No pressure, it's all riding on Wisconsin,' Pelosi told more than 100 Democrats during a virtual meeting tied to the final day of the Democratic National Convention. 'No pressure.' Democrats, as well as President Donald Trump, have made no secret how essential winning Wisconsin is to the race this year. Wisconsin did not get the national […]

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