When judging Trump's legacy, what should count most?
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President Donald Trump said he wants to be remembered for having “made America great again” in a post-midterm interview on CBS News’ “60 Minutes.” Correspondent Ross Douthat asked Trump what single line would define his presidency a century from now, citing former presidents Abraham Lincoln and Ronald Reagan as examples of leaders remembered for particular accomplishments. The interview aired after Democrats swept the midterms, leaving them in control of Congress for the final two years of Trump’s time in office.
Watch: Lincoln Freed the Slaves, Reagan Won the Cold War, Now Trump Reveals Phrase He Wants to Be Remembered BySigning you in…
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