President Donald Trump called for a nationalized election. Trump suggested the radical voting change on a podcast by Dan Bongino, the former FBI deputy director in the Trump administration, on Feb. 2.

President Donald Trump called for Republicans to "nationalize" the voting process during a recent appearance on the podcast of Dan Bongino. Trump's statements are directly tied to his continued ...

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President Donald Trump made headlines on Monday when he called on the Republican Party to “nationalize” the voting process without explaining what that means exactly. “The Republicans should say, ‘We ...

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President Donald Trump has called on his party to nationalize U.S. elections. The U.S. currently has a decentralized election system, with states having their own election officials. He has made ...

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President Donald Trump is calling for nationalized elections. Speaking on a podcast with former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino Monday, Feb. 2, Trump suggested a drastic change that would place ...

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