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Young men have soured on Trump and the GOP. But will they vote on Tuesday?

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Trump won a majority of young male voters two years ago, fueling his return to the White House. Kevin Lamarque / REUTERS Katie Zacharia is still riding high from her short-lived stint working as Donald Trump’s White House press secretary. Covered by 3 outlets: 2 lean left, 1 are centre.

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  1. The Daily Beast Left Factuality: Mostly factual US
    Trump’s Failed Press Secretary Raises Eyebrows With New Resume Update

    Kevin Lamarque / REUTERS Katie Zacharia is still riding high from her short-lived stint working as Donald Trump’s White House press secretary. While she was only in the role for five days before Trump dumped her, she is proudly displaying her former job on her social media....

  2. The Christian Science Monitor Center Factuality: High US
    Young men have soured on Trump and the GOP. But will they vote on Tuesday?

    Trump won a majority of young male voters two years ago, fueling his return to the White House. Now, many of those same young men are saying they will vote for Democrats or stay home.

  3. New Republic Left Factuality: Mostly factual US
    Ex–Press Secretary Says She Quit Because People Were So Mean to Her

    Katie Zacharia is blaming the meanies in the media for her spectacular flame-out as White House press secretary. Appearing on Newsmax’s Finnerty Tuesday, Zacharia tried to spin her own narrative on why she was fired after just one week of serving in the White House. “Listen,...

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