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Rep. Glenn Ivey says replacing Wray is a ‘mistake’
Rep. Glenn Ivey (D-Md.) said on Wednesday he thinks it’s a mistake for President-elect Trump to replace Christopher Wray as director of the FBI. Ivey added, however, he understands why Wray felt compelled to announce his departure from the agency on his own terms on Wednesday…
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The Oklahoma senator’s secretive travel a decade ago has emerged as an issue in his confirmation…
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A testy exchange between fellow Republicans will not be fatal, the majority leader said…
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