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Vance undecided on whether Peltola should be prosecuted

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Vance undecided on whether Peltola should be prosecuted

Fort Worth, Texas — Vice President Vance did not say on Thursday whether he agreed with President Trump’s calls to prosecute Democrat Mary Peltola over her Senate campaign’s reported efforts to recruit a spoiler candidate in Alaska. “Wel…

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