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Doyle McManus: What I got wrong in 2017

A year ago, as the Trump Era was dawning in Washington, I peered into the future and tried to predict what we should expect from our strange new president.

"We should give Trump a chance," I wrote before his inauguration, a chance to keep his promises to "grow jobs, improve healthcare, drain the swamp and be a president for all Americans."

"I'm going to keep an open mind," I promised, "look for signs of wisdom and virtue in his new administration, and

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