#4 About That Town Hall

Donald Trump on hold?

Published May 11, 2023 • Updated May 15, 2023

Donald Trump is back on CNN and the live audience… loved him…? Does that tell us something about the soul of the GOP, or can we safely compartmentalize it as we check the odds of an astroid pivoting us away from a 2020 repeat? And how are we all feeling about ketchup?

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–Ben Shapiro’s tweet about the CNN town hall

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