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Republicans welcome Trump’s help, just not in battlegrounds

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Republicans welcome Trump’s help, just not in battlegrounds

Republican candidates in the most closely watched races this midterm election cycle are split over whether to appear with President Donald Trump on the campaign trail or risk offending the MAGA base by avoiding him altogether. Trump’s ap…

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