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During his first meeting with Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump did his best to alienate Latinos.

In a close election, millennials could cast the deciding votes. But will they show up at the polls?

Donald Trump's economic plan may only benefit big companies, the 1 percent and nobody else.

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