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Stephen Miller warns Democrats are embracing increasingly radical Senate candidates, criticizing party leaders for staying silent as they seek support from controversial voices: “Well, I think they’re going to be severely challenged come November as they continue to nominate these true communist candidates. Look at Michigan. El-Sayed. They’re nominating...

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