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South Florida attorney Felix Lasarte thinks Trump’s leadership will be different this time

Author: Rich Published Date: January 20, 2025 0 9

Felix Lasarte said he thinks Donald Trump is much more organized this time and is prepared to come in and take action immediately.

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