Defense
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“We’ve entered the 250th year of American democracy and cannot allow it to devolve into the tyranny that our founders fought to escape,” Sen. Tim Kaine said.
Ricky Buria had been doing the chief of staff job in an acting capacity for much of the previous year.
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