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Newly-independent lawmaker Kevin Kiley calls gerrymandering "everything that is wrong with our politics"
Trump purges another Republican critic: Rep. Thomas Massie defeated in Kentucky Massie angered Trump by leading a push to force the Justice Department to release files tied to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.