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Why Stephen Miller can salvage Trump’s legislative future

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Why Stephen Miller can salvage Trump’s legislative future

In the immediate fallout of the bruising midterm election results, President Donald Trump sat down with 60 Minutes and candidly diagnosed the primary culprit behind the Republican collapse: “bad messaging.” While voters expressed deep ec…

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