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President Donald Trump, Nate Morris announce endorsement for Andy Barr in U.S. Senate race

Trump announced endorsements for Barr’s Senate campaign and Alvarado’s House campaign.

President Donald Trump, Nate Morris announce endorsement for Andy Barr in U.S. Senate race
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President Donald Trump endorsed Andy Barr for the U.S. Senate, and Nate Morris announced he was leaving the race and endorsing Barr. Trump also endorsed Ralph Alvarado for a Kentucky House seat.

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Trump Asks Nate Morris to Leave Senate Race, Endorses Andy Barr

Donald Trump endorsed Andy Barr in Kentucky’s Republican Senate primary and asked Nate Morris to leave the race for an administration role. Morris left the race and endorsed Barr. Left-leaning outlets frame Trump’s move as a strategic intervention in the primary. Center outlets largely report the endorsement and Morris’s departure as developments reshaping the contest. Right-leaning outlets emphasize Trump’s role in shifting the field and Morris’s prospective administration role, with some describing the move as horse trading.

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