If the president continues to put politics before principle--or party before country, as he often accuses others of doing--our economy will suffer.
Pat Ryan: “If the president continues to put politics before principle--or party before country, as he often accuses others of…”
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Ryan warns that prioritizing politics over principles will harm the economy.
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