The tax revolt beneath the blue wave: Voters say ‘hands off our wallets’
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President Donald Trump spent the closing weeks of the midterm campaign saying, “Pretend I’m on the ballot.” He repeated it in campaign videos and telephone rallies, convinced that he was the key to Republicans maintaining control of Congress. Voters took him up on the offer, and the results were a complete repudiation of the previous
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The tax revolt beneath the blue wave: Voters say ‘hands off our wallets’
President Donald Trump spent the closing weeks of the midterm campaign saying, “Pretend I’m on the ballot.” He repeated it in campaign videos and telephone rallies, convinced that he was the key to Republicans maintaining control of Congress. Voters took him up on the offer,...
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