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With the presidential race tighter than ever as it heads into its final stretch, panicked Hillary Clinton supporters are desperate to find a way to discredit, not just Donald Trump, but anyone who would dare support him. Last Sunday, a Clinton surrogate from Virginia added to the candidate’s own list of names for Trump voters (which most recently included “deplorable” and “irredeemable”) by describing them as “mentally deficient.”
Northern Virginia Delegate Mark Levine (D-45) issued the characterization during a Fox News segment that discussed comments Donald Trump made during a campaign rally in Miami on September 16. |
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MarkHamTownsend
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| Hey! DEPLORABLE LIVES MATTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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laker1
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| Hey moron- Bad Lies Matter! |
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