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The Washington State governor and Democrat Jay Inslee also has his eye on a run for U.S. president in 2020, with a single-minded focus on the threat of climate change and its radiating impacts on the environment and national security. The relatively obscure entrant In the foreign-policy space, , an MIT-trained engineer and former Boeing executive with a year

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