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Kaila Philo
Follow Kaila on Twitter @KailaPhilo. Kaila Philo is a former editorial fellow at The Atlantic and a former Washington Monthly intern.
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Todd Blanche’s Hobson’s Choice
Go along with Trump’s most corrupt schemes, like the settlement slush fund, or become attorney general. Republican U.S. senators, finally showing some spine, are unlikely to let him do both.
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