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COLUMNIST: Voters can have two thoughts about Trump, so can their representatives

Republican candidates heading into the November midterms should feel some relief. For the first time in a long time, they have the justification to clearly break from President Donald Trump on issues with which they disagree.

Sources (1)· Sep 30, 7:56 AM

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