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As an encapsulation of the president’s worldview, some former associates say, there is perhaps no beating the text of a campaign waiver: “guests voluntarily assume all risks.”
By MATT FLEGENHEIMER
Supporting President Trump — or even taking him at his word — has always been an exercise in risk tolerance.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — It was before sunrise when more than 30 youth activists began their march to the home of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a politician who's been in office longer than they've been alive.
Wearing black shirts and masks, they walked down Bardstown Road shortly after 6 a.m., carrying signs that said "Look us in the eyes" and "Wake up Mitch."
