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Billionaire Koch Brother: Hillary Clinton May Be Better Choice Than GOP Rivals
Charles Koch told ABC on Sunday that he believes if Hillary Clinton wins the nomination, she might actually be better than her Republican counterparts in the oval office if she changes some of her rhetoric.
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Billionaire Koch Brother: Hillary Clinton May Be Better Choice Than GOP Rivals

Charles Koch told ABC on Sunday that he believes if Hillary Clinton wins the nomination, she might actually be better than her Republican counterparts in the oval office if she changes some of her rhetoric.

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Billionaire Koch Brother: Hillary Clinton May Be Better Choice Than GOP Rivals

Charles Koch told ABC on Sunday that he believes if Hillary Clinton wins the nomination, she might actually be better than her Republican counterparts in the oval office if she changes some of her rhetoric.

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The New York congresswoman said she believes “there are chances” the United States has already had a gay president, and The Advocate’s archives suggest she’s right.

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