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Jonathan Martin and Maggie Haberman

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World
9 Aug 2024
WASHINGTON — When President Donald Trump showed up in Louisiana for the third time in just over a month to try to help Republicans win the governor’s race, he veered off script and got to the heart of why he was staging such an unusual political intervention. His attempt to lift Gov. Matt Bevin of Kentucky to victory this month had failed, Trump explained, and it would look bad for him to lose another race in a heavily Republican state.
President Trump Bet Big This Election Year. Here's Why He Lost.
World
7 Aug 2024
WASHINGTON — History will record last week as a moment when President Donald Trump turned to raw racial appeals to attack a group of nonwhite lawmakers, but his attacks also underscored a remarkable fact of his first term: His rhetorical appeals to white working-class voters have not been matched by legislative accomplishments aimed at their economic interests.
Despite Rhetorical Appeals, Trump Has Accomplished Little for Working Class
World
7 Aug 2024
WASHINGTON — History will record last week as a moment when President Donald Trump turned to raw racial appeals to attack a group of nonwhite lawmakers, but his attacks also underscored a remarkable fact of his first term: His rhetorical appeals to white working-class voters have not been matched by legislative accomplishments aimed at their economic interests.
Despite Rhetorical Appeals, Trump Has Accomplished Little for Working Class
World
7 Aug 2024
WASHINGTON — History will record last week as a moment when President Donald Trump turned to raw racial appeals to attack a group of nonwhite lawmakers, but his attacks also underscored a remarkable fact of his first term: His rhetorical appeals to white working-class voters have not been matched by legislative accomplishments aimed at their economic interests.
Despite Rhetorical Appeals, Trump Has Accomplished Little for Working Class