CHICAGO - The University of Chicago's Institute of Politics found aging, former New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley and asked him about political gridlock and his counsel to young people who feel frustrated by electoral politics. Bradley, who personifies today's Democrat party, repeated talking points that may have seemed fresh in 1978, but seem sadly detached and discredited today.
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