Ashley Parker

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Folks who dislike both Donald Trump and Joe Biden make up 1 in 5 voters in swing states. How they go, so may the country.

Swing state ‘double haters’ could determine presidential election

Folks who dislike both Donald Trump and Joe Biden make up 1 in 5 voters in swing states. How they go, so may the country.

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White House Senior Policy Adviser Stephen Miller is being blamed for torpedoing the latest immigration deal.

How did Stephen Miller become the center of the fight over immigration?

White House Senior Policy Adviser Stephen Miller is being blamed for torpedoing the latest immigration deal.

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