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Fmr. Congresswoman Mia Love on Positives of Trump Presidency
Mia Love broke through the glass ceiling in 2015 when she became America's first Black Republican Congresswoman. The daughter of Haitian immigrants and a Mormon convert, Love represented Utah’s fourth district until she lost her seat in 2019. A proud conservative, Love spoke at the 2012 RNC. Whether she supports President Trump today is not an easy question to answer, as she tells Michel Martin.
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