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Trump’s fight for the border wall is tanking his approval rating.
Voters are really numb to the closures.
A lot of conservatives with big platforms were very, very angry at Trump this week.
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President Donald Trump should not be proud.
It hinges on Republicans’ abilities to shield Trump from reality.
“Trump just threw away the rest of his Presidency.”
Loser: Betsy DeVos. Winner: the Republican tax bill.
“This ridiculous situation that took place over the last week.”
It was like the “finale episode of The Bachelor,” one GOP aide said.
The only thing more insulting than using DACA as a fig leaf for a veto threat was the fact that everyone knew he’d back down anyway.
Trump says he is considering a veto of the spending bill because it doesn’t fix DACA or fund the border wall.
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The amendment adds much-needed clarity to the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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