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In a recent White House interview with OutKick, the president told interviewer Jason Whitlock that he may just have a different tack to his approach with people if re-elected in November.
"When you go into a second term, if you go into a second term, might we see a different personality from President Trump?" Whitlock asked. "A kinder, gentler President Trump?"
Whitlock explained that he felt compelled to see more of the president as he did following the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
President Trump says it is possible he might be a 'kinder,' 'gentler' — possibly more politically correct — president if he is re-elected
- by: Sarah Taylor
- 10.23.20
- Source:
The Blaze
- 10/26/2020
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