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Four parents, one a newcomer still acclimating to the school’s strenuously progressive rules, are part of the executive brain trust.

That way his brain trust could contemplate the Insurrection Act as a possible response to immigration, which would let him deploy the military to enforce laws on U.S. soil.

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Stafford, however, does not dig very deep, confident that the Rams’ brain trust will make the right picks.

The GOP brain trust has accepted the claim that Social Security is rife with fraud without devoting a moment’s thought to it.

The Rams brain trust also will discuss offensive lineman Jonah Jackson’s situation.

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