When Donald Trump took the oath of office in 2017, his party was divided. Trump had won the 2016 Republican nomination with a plurality of the vote. His own vice president had opposed him in the primary. Both the Republican speaker of the House and the Republican Senate majority leader were Trump critics. After hearing…
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