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Kevin Robillard, Arthur Delaney President Donald Trump wants the midterm elections to be all about Donald Trump. Republicans think they have little choice but to go along.
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With his party facing electoral disaster, President Donald Trump delivered a lengthy, muddled “midterm convention” speech in which he begged his
The president doesn’t have the authority to just send everyone checks.
“There have been a number of scientists who have been warning about that for years, but I think the American people are catching on,” the senator said.
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