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for questions that specifically ask about the meaning, or the origin of expressions, attributed to or used by the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump.
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Is "Fredo" an insult to Italian-Americans?
Trump was re-tweeting a late-night comic who is allowed to be funny.
In The Godfather (1972) John Cazale plays the brother Fredo. He eventually takes issue with the way he is treated as the less inte …
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