A Former High-Ranking Michigan Democratic Is Imploring Voters To Leave the Senate Box Blank in Protest of ‘Extremist’ El-Sayed
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While Republican White House hopefuls have been fighting among themselves in the race for the GOP nomination, two last night kept their internecine differences to themselves to focus on a common enemy: the Democrats, whom they labeled as anti-growth and dangerous to America’s national security.
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|While Republican White House hopefuls have been fighting among themselves in the race for the GOP nomination, two last night kept their internecine differences to themselves to focus on a common enemy: the Democrats, whom they labeled as anti-growth and dangerous to America’s national security.
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