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Donald Trump wants to hold working families hostage
Narrative Analysis: Appeal to Fear
In today’s edition of The Tea, Spilled by Morning Joe: Trump refuses to sign bipartisan housing bill, Steve Rattner weighs in on the Iran MOU, and more. The post Donald Trump wants to hold working families hostage appeared first on MS NOW.
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