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Blanche’s Partisan Activity Ahead of Midterms Dismantles Another Principle

Blanche’s Partisan Activity Ahead of Midterms Dismantles Another Principle
New York Times Thursday 17 September 2026, 23:33 UTC By Charlie Savage 1 min read
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Attorney General Todd Blanche speaking last week on the first day of the Republican midterm convention.

Attorney General Todd Blanche speaking last week on the first day of the Republican midterm convention. [Image text:] DALLAS HOST COMMITTEE2026
Blanche’s (ORG) Todd Blanche (PERSON) Republican (ORG)
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