If the Democrats win the midterms, a lot of people are going to prison
Some in the presidential circle at the White House were going to leave at the midterms, but now will stay. That way they can use government lawyers.
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Some in the presidential circle at the White House were going to leave at the midterms, but now will stay. That way they can use government lawyers.
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