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What does that portend for his national political future?

Next week’s presidential election portends potentially catastrophic consequences depending on who wins.

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Legal experts warned that while the ruling from above would only affect a handful of voters, it could portend even more interference by the Supreme Court on a larger scale.

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Regardless, this is a big year for podcasters as it portends how they will play an increasingly influential role in American democracy.

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That could portend a rollback of rights that the Trump-Vance ticket is today claiming it will protect as it seeks to maintain the GOP coalition.

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