On the recordSeptember 26, 2020
If you're trying to win blue collar voters, if you're trying to win people who are sort of on the margin, and you find out this guy paid $750.00, not $750,000.00, but $750.00.
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John Kasich points out the potential impact of Trump's tax payments on his appeal to blue-collar voters.
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