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Republican criticism of Donald Trump’s dinner with Ye and Nick Fuentes sharpened by November 28 and 29, with Mike Pence among the most prominent voices calling the meeting a serious lapse in judgment. The episode exposed how much of the party was willing to criticize Trump publicly — and how many others still would not.
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Republican criticism of Donald Trump’s dinner with Ye and Nick Fuentes sharpened by November 28 and 29, with Mike Pence among the most prominent voices calling the meeting a serious lapse in judgment. The episode exposed how much of the party was willing to criticize Trump publicly — and how many others still would not.
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Republican criticism of Donald Trump’s dinner with Ye and Nick Fuentes sharpened by November 28 and 29, with Mike Pence among the most prominent voices calling the meeting a serious lapse in judgment. The episode exposed how much of the party was willing to criticize Trump publicly — and how many others still would not.
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