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Trump Signs Order To Prevent Future Changes To Oval Office

Trump Signs Order To Prevent Future Changes To Oval Office

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  • center · 2 outlets

    Washington, November 5 (IANS) The White House has vowed to resist attempts to reverse President Donald Trump's policies during the final two years of his presidency, predicting that Democratic challenges on immigration, taxation, energy and other issues would fail.The White House Office on Wednesday…

    — The Morung Express

  • right · 1 outlet

    Trump's proclamation signing comes two days after voters, dissatisfied with his economic policies, threw dozens of Republicans out of office, delivering control of Congress to Democrats.

    — NDTV

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Trump's proclamation signing comes two days after voters, dissatisfied with his economic policies, threw dozens of Republicans out of office, delivering control of Congress to Democrats.

Coverage arrived over 34 hours — first from The Morung Express, latest from NDTV.

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Center 4 (57%)
Center-Right / Right 3 (43%)
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Trump Signs Order To Prevent Future Changes To Oval Office

Trump's proclamation signing comes two days after voters, dissatisfied with his economic policies, threw dozens of Republicans out of office, delivering control of Congress to Democrats.

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