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TUCSON, Ariz — On the Trump verdict, we talked to leaders of Pima County ’s Republican and Democratic parties. In a country with deep political divisions, it’s no surprise the different parties have very different views on the verdict.
“I think this lit a fire under our group. In the last hour I have heard from so many people who are just fired up beyond anything I’ve heard before. They’re really fired up, almost ready to walk on coals right now for the cause. What I think this just did, it got Trump elected.”
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