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Race for the White House is an American political television show that discusses various US presidential election campaigns throughout United States history. It premiered on March 6, 2016, on CNN.
Watch six episodes of historical analysis and dramatic recreations of key US presidential elections, from Kennedy vs. Nixon to Clinton vs. Bush. Narrated by Kevin Spacey and Mahershala Ali, with interviews and archive footage.
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- 2016-03-06
- Documentary, Drama, History
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- Obama v. McCain. John McCain's moment of clarity. The 2008 election lesson we shouldn't miss. This state shifted Obama's strategy.
- Reagan vs. Carter. Reagan vs. Carter holds a crucial lesson for 2020 Dems. This four-word line packed a punch in 1980's election. Jimmy Carter's legacy, in photos.
- Johnson vs. Goldwater. Attacking the press for liberal bias is a staple of Republican campaigns -- and it all began in 1964. How LBJ transformed the lives of millions.
- 'Wilson vs. Taft vs. Roosevelt' What Democrats can learn from Roosevelt vs. Taft. Roosevelt was shot on the campaign trail. The 1912 had an 'astonishing betrayal'
Narrated by Kevin Spacey, this series explores the most dramatic presidential elections in US history using archival footage, interviews and dramatizations. Watch episodes on Max or read reviews and photos on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Go inside the drama of America's highest-stakes presidential elections. Stream now on discovery+.
Young and inexperienced, John F. Kennedy battles across America to win his party's nomination and, during the famous first television debate, redefines how image, as much as substance, could win you the White House.
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Vice President Bush fights off the Iran Contra scandal in his campaign against Democrat Michael Dukakis, attacking him in a series of devastating TV attack ads that sunk Dukakis's campaign.
