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On April 27, the administration was still dealing with the wreckage of its failed health-care effort, and the aftershocks kept exposing how little control Trump had over his own party. The collapse was already a major political setback; the continued scrambling made it look worse, not better.
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On April 27, the administration was still dealing with the wreckage of its failed health-care effort, and the aftershocks kept exposing how little control Trump had over his own party. The collapse was already a major political setback; the continued scrambling made it look worse, not better.
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On April 27, the administration was still dealing with the wreckage of its failed health-care effort, and the aftershocks kept exposing how little control Trump had over his own party. The collapse was already a major political setback; the continued scrambling made it look worse, not better.
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