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Trump publicly said he was on the ballot 63 times. After losses, he says he wasn't. - The Washington Post — Executive News Brief

The Washington Post reports that <a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiwgFBVV95cUxPR1ZqQkZXdWRaZkdVR0xRWUY0T01UcEoyY1dMNy15TXVCb1pDeENob1NqVmppeGRUbDY2Ml8wb0dLLWxyRDJvOENEb1VWcFlnRVZ4ZC1ucE5jU2lxe Fp3Q2tfWV93WmZkZHNsSGZNMHJ4RkFPSEthd FphT3FVTW9PbGhhc2NZaXEzMVQ0Y25KbTE5bFNSdGpxMUYzYnIyNUgtSGR2bXgtOUc0Y1VDeHdqb UtUbElDWjBaWnpJLUxVb3hl Zw?oc=5" target="_blank">Trump publicly said he was on the ballot 63 times. After losses, he says he wasn't.</a> <font color="#6f6f6f">The Washington Post</font>