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Trump dumbfounded on why death row inmate Christa Pike couldn’t be executed: ‘Should be easy to do’ (opens the original)
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President Trump expressed disbelief about Christa Pike’s botched execution, wondering how it could happen given that the lethal drugs should be “easy” to administer. Pike survived the two rounds of lethal injection, becoming the first person in history to survive that death penalty method. Follow live updates on murderer Christa Pike, the first death row inmate in history to survive lethal injection “How does that happen?,” Trump said. “Should be easy to do. It shouldn’t be very difficult.” He d
Trump to campaign with Blakeman in upstate NY: sources (opens the original)
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President Trump will join Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman to campaign in upstate New York next week, The Post has learned.The commander-in-chief will appear with the Nassau County executive in Syracuse for an event on Oct. 9, according to a source briefed on the visit. Another source said that Trump was considering making additional upstate campaign stops later this month. Blakeman’s camp has been trying in recent days to get Trump to join him on the campaign trail in areas of
Trump defends his White House renovations, says it was a âdisgraceful dumpâ before changes (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON â President Trump defended his White House renovations during a time of economic turmoil as necessary for keeping the 233-year old building upright, claiming in a new interview that the executive mansion was “actually dangerous.” âIt was just a disgraceful dump. The doors were falling off. The locks were broken. And I said, ‘I got to fix it.’ And I do that better than anybody else,â the president told Time magazine of his work. Trump also told his interviewers that the Secret Se
South Korea president pushes back on Trump Alaska pipeline announcement: ‘No decision made’ (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — An Alaska liquid natural gas pipeline project is facing questions about its future after South Korean officials said there are still several conditions that must be met, one day after President Trump announced a $54 billion investment from Seoul. “No decision has been made on whether to invest or on the size of the investment,” South Korea’s interior ministry said in a statement, while not disputing interest in the planned 807-mile pipeline meant to transport natural gas from Alaska
Trump pleads with Hispanic voters to back GOP in midterms, admits border policy can hurt Republicans’ chances (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — President Trump acknowledged Wednesday how hard it is to find the right balance on immigration — an issue important to his MAGA base but one that is turning off Hispanic voters. “Frankly, it’s the hardest job that I’ve had,” he said about his dealings with the border. “The hardest job, because they’ll say you’re too tough or you’re too soft. Get tougher, get softer. No matter what you do.” His unexpected admission came during an event for Hispanic Heritage Month at the White House a
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