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Stop Calling them Alzheimer's Patient!
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sidential election to help elect Trump. They involve identifying potential =
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blican House and Senate campaign committees, as well as the White House pol=
itical operation. GOP members ofered different assessments of the White Hou=
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ecisions anyway The stakes couldn't be higher. White House officials have o=
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