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SOUND OFF: Will Democrats and Republicans come together for the good of the country?

timebulletin.usBy timebulletin.us13 November 2026No Comments4 Views
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What do you think: With President Donald Trump’s willingness to work with the new Democratic Congress, can the man behind “The Art of the Deal” pull off his greatest achievement, the uniting of the United States?

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