Trump veers past guardrails, feeling impervious to the uproar he causes - Washington Post


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Trump veers past guardrails, feeling impervious to the uproar he causes
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President Trump this week disseminated on social media three inflammatory and unverified anti-Muslim videos, took glee in the firing of a news anchor for sexual harassment allegations despite facing more than a dozen of his own accusers and used a ...
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