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  1. Donald Trump referenced David Hearn's alleged vandalism.

The Trump administration has begun using the case involving David Hearn to deflect blame for other matters.

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The Trump administration has begun using the case involving David Hearn to deflect blame for other matters.

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  1. Hearn warns against unchecked executive power.Sub-event
  2. Acosta reports Trump's repair project as cronyism, and Hearn's actions symbolize political divide.1 source
  3. Trump administration uses Hearn's case to deflect blame.1 source

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