Democrats find the mud that finally sticks to Trump
The party has landed on a one-two punch that links angst about the cost of living to the growing feeling that Trump and his inner circle are getting richer.
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The party has landed on a one-two punch that links angst about the cost of living to the growing feeling that Trump and his inner circle are getting richer.
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