Short Bio
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Certified public accountant and TV personality who also ran for Congress in Virginia in 2010. She’s become known for her appearances on various political news networks, including three years hosting The Cycle on MSNBC.
After originally attending Clemson University on an athletic scholarship, she transferred to the University of Virginia. She graduated with a degree in economics proceeded to spend time working as a CPA.
Her Congressional campaign was derailed after pictures of her at a costume party in college surfaced, and while they may have ruined her chances of being elected, she’s since credited them for helping her enter a career in media to talk about issues she cares about.
She married Jonathan Dariyanani in 2008 and has two children.
She and Abby Huntsman worked together as hosts of The Cycle.
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Krystal Ball Inspirational Quotes
"I deeply admire and respect Hillary Clinton. I think she is a great intellect with great fortitude. I think she was a strong secretary of state and a hardworking and effective senator."
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"At their core, liberals assume that humans are fundamentally good and decent. This means that we believe that people are trying the best they can to make it and only ask for help when they really need it."
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"When I was 27, having never run for office before, I decided to run for Congress."
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"In politics, you're safest when you're saying as little as possible. You're safest when you've got your talking points and you stick to them like glue, even if it means repeating yourself over and over."
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"It will already be unbelievably hard to pass Medicare for All once with a massive outside pressure campaign by an organized grassroots movement and a presidential mandate in the first 100 days of an administration."
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