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MS NOW Host Spots Troubling Trend Behind Trump Official Firings And Resignations

“Trump has turned merit on its head. And replaced it with affirmative actions for chuds and dunces,” Chris Hayes said.

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HuffPost· Oct 17, 2:38 PMMS NOW Host Spots Troubling Trend Behind Trump Official Firings And Resignations

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