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16 Times Trump Deflected Controversy to Hillary Clinton

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In a shocking move, the state’s Department of Health utilized its “11th hour” emergency rule just one day ahead of a lawsuit hearing.

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The California governor urged Democrats to be more "culturally normal."

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