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Last night’s second presidential debate shows a stark contrast between two candidates’ narrative on the recent economic fails of the United States

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Although issues about immigration and abortion were prevalent topics, the economics of the United States and the need for a stable leader to handle it was at the forefront of tonight’s debate fight By Julia Ann Dudley Najieb – Black Headline News Vice President Harris appears to just be getting started, seemingly prepared for

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