20 Questions for 2020: Amy Klobuchar

By NowThis

Published on 8/7/2019 at 4:39 PM

“May the best woman win.” — Amy Klobuchar spoke to us about whether women are "electable," how Trump's racist rhetoric has hurt her constituents, and the reports claiming she mistreats her staff.

Watch the Minnesota senator answer our “20 Questions for 2020.”

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