Donald Trump said it 47 times, and it cost him the midterms
It’s being called a “blue wave” and a “blunami”, but none of those descriptors work for veteran journalist Nick Bryant because they don’t include the name “Trump”.
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It’s being called a “blue wave” and a “blunami”, but none of those descriptors work for veteran journalist Nick Bryant because they don’t include the name “Trump”.
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