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Former President George H.W. Bush is getting out and meeting veterans in the Maine community where he spends the summers.
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Count grunge-rock legend Dave Grohl among the entertainers who’ve taken to attacking President Trump. Mr. Grohl, once the drummer for Nirvana and now front man for the Foo Fighters, told a British news outlet while abroad that the president is a national embarrassment for the U.S.
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