[Banned] /r/politics/: Trump is now utterly irrelevant to policymaking

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• NBC News: Gun violence: What Trump said vs. what Trump did
• Los Angeles Times: Trump's school safety plan backs off raising age limit to buy guns and focuses on arming teachers
• sports.yahoo.com: José Altuve had an awkward moment with Donald Trump at White House visit
• NY Daily News: Trump greets World Series champion Astros at White House, says Jose Altuve is 'much taller than I thought'
• Politico: DeVos touts Trump plan to arm school staff
• CBS News: Trump hosts World Series champ Houston Astros at White House -- live stream
• CNN: Why Trump's modest proposal on guns still might not happen in Congress
• The Hill: White House insists Trump not 'chickening out' on NRA
• The New York Times: Trump Talks With Clinton Impeachment Lawyer About Aiding in Mueller Response
• The New York Times: Conceding to NRA, Trump Abandons Brief Gun Control Promise
• wbur.org: 'What Are Americans Doing? How Is This Even Possible?'
• ABC News: Trump not retreating on gun control: White House
• CNN: Trump defends White House gun proposals that back off new age limit

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