Democratic Socialists and ultra-liberal candidates seize an opening. Read more in today’s WSJ Politics Newsletter:
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Plus, President Trump stuns Republicans with a whirlwind day of frustration and finger-pointing, and a top Army general’s career is cut short by the defense secretary.
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