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In Dallas, a feisty Vance cements his status as Trump’s likely successor

Newseze Wire·Fri, Sep 11, 5:44 AMWire: Sydney Morning Herald
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In Dallas, a feisty Vance cements his status as Trump’s likely successor

The vice president is showing that he too can deal in the kind of ugly, personal mud-slinging that Trump’s loyal audiences have delighted in for years.

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