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Samantha Bee began Wednesday’s Full Frontal with a celebration of the previous night’s electoral victories for Democrats. “Damn, Virginia, you look good today!” she exclaimed. “Did you lose some dead weight?”
But “as great as these victories feel, they only matter if we use them to fight important battles,” Bee said. “And after the week we've had, there is nothing more important to me than gun control. Look, I would love to not talk about gun massacres but we can't ignore them. That's Congress' job.” |
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Who GAF what this pinko thinks? |
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