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Man Who Mailed Explosive Devices To Trump Critics Gets 20 Years In Jail
Cesar Sayoc, a fanatical supporter of President Donald Trump who last year mailed explosive devices to prominent Democrats and media figures, was sentenced Monday to 20 years in prison after a judge concluded that Sayoc hated his victims but had not meant to kill them.
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Trump Supporter Gets 20 Years For Sending Bombs To Obama, Hillary Clinton
A supporter of President Donald Trump was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Monday for mailing crude bombs to prominent Democrats including ex-president Barack Obama and former presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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US Protesters Plan Fifth Day Of Marches Against Donald Trump Presidency
Demonstrators across the United States planned to take to the streets for a fifth straight day on Sunday to protest President-elect Donald Trump, whose campaign manager said President Barack Obama and Democrat Hillary Clinton should support a peaceful transition.
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Chase Last-Minute Support On US Election Eve
Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump crisscrossed the United States on Monday, racing to sway undecided voters and to get their supporters to vote in a tight presidential contest that opinion polls show narrowly favoring Clinton.
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Barack Obama's Shoes Too Big To Fill: Hillary Clinton
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has said she is "grateful" for the "amazing" support she got from Barack Obama and the First Lady Michelle and acknowledged that the outgoing US president is leaving "big shoes" to fill.
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Barack Obama Shouts At Supporters, Defends Man Backing Donald Trump
US President Barack Obama defended a supporter of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump as the crowd at a Democratic rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina began yelling at him when he stood up with a pro-Trump sign.
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Support For 'My Girl' Hillary Clinton Is Personal, Says Michelle Obama
As first ladies they could hardly have been more different. But as Democrats looking to fire up female voters, Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton were firmly bonded on Thursday.
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Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama Make First Joint Campaign Appearance In Bid For Women's Support
US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton made her first joint campaign appearance on Thursday with one of her most powerful supporters, first lady Michelle Obama, at a North Carolina rally to urge young people and women to vote.
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Hillary Clinton Opposition To Asia Trade Pact 'Close Call' - Hacked Emails
Ms Hillary Clinton's campaign was worried about the "hard balance" she would need to strike as the presidential candidate prepared to oppose a Pacific trade pact championed by President Barack Obama that she once supported, according to emails published on Tuesday by WikiLeaks.
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Michelle Obama Says America 'Needs An Adult' In White House
Michelle Obama told supporters in Philadelphia on Wednesday that candidates don't change once they become president and that America "needs an adult in the White House."
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Man Who Mailed Explosive Devices To Trump Critics Gets 20 Years In Jail
Cesar Sayoc, a fanatical supporter of President Donald Trump who last year mailed explosive devices to prominent Democrats and media figures, was sentenced Monday to 20 years in prison after a judge concluded that Sayoc hated his victims but had not meant to kill them.
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Trump Supporter Gets 20 Years For Sending Bombs To Obama, Hillary Clinton
A supporter of President Donald Trump was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Monday for mailing crude bombs to prominent Democrats including ex-president Barack Obama and former presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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US Protesters Plan Fifth Day Of Marches Against Donald Trump Presidency
Demonstrators across the United States planned to take to the streets for a fifth straight day on Sunday to protest President-elect Donald Trump, whose campaign manager said President Barack Obama and Democrat Hillary Clinton should support a peaceful transition.
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Chase Last-Minute Support On US Election Eve
Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump crisscrossed the United States on Monday, racing to sway undecided voters and to get their supporters to vote in a tight presidential contest that opinion polls show narrowly favoring Clinton.
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Barack Obama's Shoes Too Big To Fill: Hillary Clinton
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has said she is "grateful" for the "amazing" support she got from Barack Obama and the First Lady Michelle and acknowledged that the outgoing US president is leaving "big shoes" to fill.
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Barack Obama Shouts At Supporters, Defends Man Backing Donald Trump
US President Barack Obama defended a supporter of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump as the crowd at a Democratic rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina began yelling at him when he stood up with a pro-Trump sign.
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Support For 'My Girl' Hillary Clinton Is Personal, Says Michelle Obama
As first ladies they could hardly have been more different. But as Democrats looking to fire up female voters, Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton were firmly bonded on Thursday.
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Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama Make First Joint Campaign Appearance In Bid For Women's Support
US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton made her first joint campaign appearance on Thursday with one of her most powerful supporters, first lady Michelle Obama, at a North Carolina rally to urge young people and women to vote.
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Hillary Clinton Opposition To Asia Trade Pact 'Close Call' - Hacked Emails
Ms Hillary Clinton's campaign was worried about the "hard balance" she would need to strike as the presidential candidate prepared to oppose a Pacific trade pact championed by President Barack Obama that she once supported, according to emails published on Tuesday by WikiLeaks.
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Michelle Obama Says America 'Needs An Adult' In White House
Michelle Obama told supporters in Philadelphia on Wednesday that candidates don't change once they become president and that America "needs an adult in the White House."
