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just to get a glimpse of the SUV driving by
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amazing that AZ is up for grabs
cool song btw
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I haven't seen this much outpouring of united patriotism since the end of the 1st Gulf War in 1991.
***** FUCK SOCIALISM *****
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have a russian onlyfan chick that is learning about our election now in school...kinda fun talking to her about it...shared a few of these tonight...interested in hearing her reaction.
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Trump wins reelection with 326 electoral votes
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These things are so hard to read. Itโs like the protests...
In my cities... where I live and work....
Populations of 34,000 and 210,000...
During the protests... at their height... near home had 500-700 out of 34,000 residents
Near work... 1500-2000 out of 210,000 residents.
How representative is that actually of the surrounding population?
It seems like the LOUDER your voice is... the more weight it โfeelsโ like it carries.... but is that true?
I guess after tomorrow.... we will see.
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I'm not sure I'd call it patriotism as much as I'd say that the nation is completely divided and polarized.
The country is essentially a nation of centrists yet the candidates keep getting further and further left or right.
I just can't figure out how the hell we got here.
Atticus Finch
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Team America!!!
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@SSL443 SSL_R_TLSV1_ALERT_INSUFFICIENT_SECURITY
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So, what is it with you and "officer". You trolling me?
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Biden campaign is supposedly up double digits yet they just scheduled a rally for tomorrow, election day, sending Kamala to Michigan. That's not a sign of a confident campaign. Joke biden numbers are imploding with older voters, minorities and young voters.
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we shall see soon enough...see if these big poll leads are real or not
a lot of tea leaf watching now...makes it kinda fun...like picking stocks or games
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Nap time... 
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"The country is essentially a nation of centrists yet the candidates keep getting further and further left or right.
I just can't figure out how the hell we got here"
Television media and social media.
"Americas cavernous partisan divides are often attributed to echo chambers or patterns of information sharing that reinforce preexisting political beliefs by limiting exposure to opposing political views. Concern about selective exposure to information and political polarization has increased in the age of social media. The vast majority of Americans now visit a social media site at least once each day, and a rapidly growing number of them list social media as their primary source of news. Despite initial optimism that social media might enable people to consume more heterogeneous sources of information about current events, there is growing concern that such forums exacerbate political polarization because of social network homophily, or the well-documented tendency of people to form social network ties to those who are similar to themselves."
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Joe, Joe?
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