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The tale of two Trumps

After this week's State of the Union address, Americans are confused. They've heard so many crazy things about Donald Trump. Indeed, they've heard him say so many crazy things that they tuned into the speech expecting to see a mad man frothing at the mouth. Instead, they saw someone who, while talking far too long, seemed almost -- well, almost sane.

How to explain it? Easy. There's not one Donald Trump. There are two Donald Trumps. The Phony Trump and

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