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    How to Defend Against a Lame-Duck Trump

    Four risks to guard against now
    by David Frum Oct 19, 2020 3 minutes
    Source: Jim Lo Scalzo / Getty

    The polls are grim for President Donald Trump. His campaign faces a big and worsening money disadvantage. His closing arguments appeal only to the most hyper-partisan Republicans.

    Many have worried about the transition after a Trump electoral defeat. Will Trump leave office quietly and peacefully? But there are other, less dramatic dangers to ponder, too—dangers that we would do well to anticipate and guard against.

    Funding the government

    The resolution funding the federal government expires December 11. If it

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