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Democrats Vow Lawfare Hours After Winning On ‘Affordability’
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Democrats Vow Lawfare Hours After Winning On ‘Affordability’
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First reported by Washington Examiner (Lean right); 2 outlets over 4h.
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All the votes haven’t even been counted yet, and the Democrats have revealed their true colors to the people. They’re not interested in helping the nation’s families. All they want to do is hold numerous show trials and investigate officials from the Trump administration.
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Voters wanted relief at the pump and the grocery store. Democrats won control of Congress Tuesday night and immediately told Republicans to lawyer up. Thirty-nine percent of voters listed the economy as their top issue, according to an NBC News exit poll.
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