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Estranged relatives are fair game — unless they hurt Democrats

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Estranged relatives are fair game — unless they hurt Democrats

Much of the legacy media stops at nothing to find “inside information” to help take down Republicans. “Unnamed sources” and “sources close to the president” can always be counted on to spill the fake news beans on matters such as Trump-R…

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