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Byron York: Between unpopular Dems, GOP, a chance for Trump to triangulate

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Byron York: Between unpopular Dems, GOP, a chance for Trump to triangulate

In the mid-1990s there was a lot of talk in Washington about “triangulation.” The brainchild of Bill Clinton adviser Dick Morris, triangulation referred to Clinton’s strategy, after losing the House and Senate in 1994, of steering a course between conservative Republicans and liberal Democrats in Congress.

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