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Jeff’s Notes: To his foes, there’s nothing gentlemanly about the Virginian running Trump’s campaign.
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Jeff’s Notes: To his foes, there’s nothing gentlemanly about the Virginian running Trump’s campaign.
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The Virginian who's co-manager of the Trump-for-president campaign was practicing hit-'em-hard, hit-'em-low, hit-'em-again politics long before Trump gave up real estate and reality shows to become a Republican candidate.
Virginia — usually blue in presidential years — is shaping up as a toss-up, surprising Democrats and Republicans, alike. Diversity and suburbanization could keep the state in the Biden column, but it's not guaranteed.
