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It is without a doubt that our country will elect a Democrat President sometime in the future. Folks, the Democrats are good at promising cheap trinkets to the lazy and they are great at frightening people into making decisions against their own interests. We know for sure that the Democrats will eventually get back into the White House.
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| "...cheap trinkets..." Costing how many $trillions? Let's get real, here. The promises are very, very, expensive exercises in buying votes from the lazy and "entitled" with the money of hard-working taxpayers. |
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