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There's just one month until a pivotal presidential election in the U.S.

In this first installment of a four-part series we share the vocabulary that you need to participate in

interesting conversations about American politics this season.

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Hello Aubrey, welcome to a politics episode.

Yes, this is, we're going to keep it interesting. We want to give you guys the tools to have a political conversation. There's an election in the U, this might come up, and if you are interested in politics, you want to be able to participate in that conversation.

We're doing a four-part series to give you the vocabulary, the chunks, and tips to be able to have these really

interesting conversations.

Yes, as of today, we're about one month out from the election.

The election is always the first Tuesday in November. And so this, some people are saying this is going to be the most important election of, you know, at least the last 50 years. I don't know. It's a very important election. Let's say that. So we want to give you guys the tools to discuss it.

So what are we breaking down today? Well, this is a series. First of all, Aubrey, right? Exactly. So in this part one, we're going to explain a lot of the terms

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