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Trump begs Supreme Court to rule in his favor in ‘closing message’ to New Hampshire voters

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January 20, 2024

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On Thursday, Sean Hannity teed up a softball question for Trump, asking him to give a “closing message” for voters in New Hampshire. Instead, Trump took the opportunity to beg the Supreme Court to help him out in the ballot eligibility and criminal immunity cases.

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