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What experience counts?
In response to Professor Cunningham’s post yesterday, someone asked via tweet, “Didn’t Joe Kennedy III just prove that name and $$$ are more important than experience?” Well it does rather depend on how one defines “experience” and that usually depends on where one stands politically.
Posted in Mass Politics
Tagged Congress, Joseph Kennedy III, Richard Tisei, Ryan Fattman, Sean Bielat, Tip O'Neil, William Keating
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