Republicans in Congress say Trump should have directly condemned white supremacists at presidential debate
Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., said Trump "should have been very clear" in denouncing white supremacists during Tuesday's debate in Cleveland.
Republicans in Congress say Trump should have directly condemned white supremacists at presidential debate
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