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Sophia Cai's coverage predominantly focuses on national politics in the United States, with an emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. Her articles cover a range of topics related to US politics including Republican Party dynamics, potential GOP candidates for various political positions, and developments surrounding figures like Donald Trump.
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He wants another backdrop for his apocalyptic tale of an America overrun by undocumented immigrants.
The move reflects the campaign leadership's desire for better coordination of its messaging.
"Putting us at a center of an election is unexpected, shocking, obviously painful and dangerous," Ariel Dominque, co-founder of the Haitian Ladies Network, told Axios.
President Biden is known — and sometimes criticized — for his small, tight inner circle of longtime aides.
The ex-president has launched a strategy combining splashy, attention-getting stunts with dark, apocalyptic messaging.
If he winds up losing the election, Donald Trump already has lined up a scapegoat.
It's part of his latest push to capitalize on Republicans' slight gains among Latinos, especially men.
Trump's restlessness has helped shape his recent strategy.
It's unusual for Trump or his campaign to portray anything but rosy scenarios for the ex-president's chances.
It's the latest sign that if Republicans try to reverse an election loss by Donald Trump this year in a way similar to the alleged elector scheme of 2020, it will be tougher to carry out.
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