Email hints Democrats may target Trump nominees, possibly Mnuchin
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The passage offers a vague, speculative comment without names of specific actions, dates, or evidence. It mentions a high‑profile figure (Steven Mnuchin) but provides no concrete lead, transaction, or Speculation that Democrats will try to remove some of President Trump's nominees. Steven Mnuchin is singled out as a potential target.
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