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Why some are applauding Donald Trump Jr's 'win at all costs' attitude

  • Written by Daniel M. Shea, Professor of Government, Colby College
imageWhen offered intelligence from a foreign government, Donald Trump Jr. said 'I love it.'AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster

To many, the revelation that Donald Trump Jr. was anxious to get dirt on Hillary Clinton from the Russians will not come as a surprise. It is but the latest example of the take-no-prisoners, anything-goes politics of our day. Sure,...

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