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Trump’s Rage over Midterm Woes Badly Unnerves GOPers: “He’s a Bully”

Trump's frustration with GOP midterm election failures is unnerving party members.

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Trump’s Rage over Midterm Woes Badly Unnerves GOPers: “He’s a Bully”

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Trump’s Rage over Midterm Woes Badly Unnerves GOPers: “He’s a Bully”
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Trump holds Washington hostage over SAVE Act as midterm clock ticks on GOP control

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3 articles · chronological

The New RepublicThe New Republic
Trump’s Rage over Midterm Woes Badly Unnerves GOPers: “He’s a Bully”
The New RepublicThe New Republic
Transcript: GOPers Fume at Trump as Midterm Woes Grow: “He’s a Bully”
Fox NewsFox News
Trump holds Washington hostage over SAVE Act as midterm clock ticks on GOP control

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