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White House doubles down with reminders that Trump ‘is still your president’ message after midterm bloodbath

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Independent World
By Rhian Lubin
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White House doubles down with reminders that Trump ‘is still your president’ message after midterm bloodbath
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It echoed a message shared by White House communications director Steven Cheung in the early hours as Republicans were pounded with losses across the board

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  • White House doubles down with reminders that Trump ‘is still your president’ message after midterm bloodbath.

It echoed a message shared by White House communications director Steven Cheung in the early hours as Republicans were pounded with losses across the board

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