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ted a famous photo of President Harry Truman holding a copy of the Chicago Daily Tribune in 1948 with the incorrect banner headline, `Dewey defeats Truman.'" Rep. Doug Collins (R-GA), "a staunch ally of the president," also tweeted, "No matter what the media tells you, this is NOT over. It's not over

ere automatically generated based on how people on the app were using the terms in their tweets at the time," while a spokesman told The Hill (11/7, Axelrod, 2.98M) that Trump's tweets "would be treated like any other when he leaves office." Meanwhile, USA Today (11/7, Phillips, Johnson, 10.31M) states

eted a famous photo of President Harry Truman holding a copy of the Chicago Daily Tribune in 1948 with the incorrect banner headline, 'Dewey defeats Truman.'" Rep. Doug Collins (R-GA), °a staunch ally of the president° also tweeted, "No matter what the media tells you, this is NOT over. It's not over un

ly generated based on how people on the app were using the terms EFTA00161247 in their tweets at the time," while a spokesman told The Hill (11/7, Axelrod, 2.98M) that Trump's tweets 'would be treated like any other when he leaves office." Meanwhile, USA Today (11/7, Phillips, Johnson, 10.31M) states

ted a famous photo of President Harry Truman holding a copy of the Chicago Daily Tribune in 1948 with the incorrect banner headline, `Dewey defeats Truman.' Rep. Doug Collins (R-GA), "a staunch ally of the president," also tweeted, "No matter what the media tells you, this is NOT over. It's not over u

ly generated based on how people on the app were using the EFTA01658967 terms in their tweets at the time," while a spokesman told The Hill (11/7, Axelrod, 2.98M) that Trump's tweets "would be treated like any other when he leaves office." Meanwhile, USA Today (11/7, Phillips, Johnson, 10.31M) states