The Economist Donald Trump is very likely to challenge the results of the US election

From: The Economist today - Thursday Sep 03, 2020 09:06 pm

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September 3rd 2020

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Donald Trump is very likely to challenge the results of the US election

If he does so it will be bad, quite possibly very bad indeed

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