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Mass shooting in Vegas and this dude in here posting BS
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im guessing you are against Trumps travel ban?Mass shooting in Vegas and this dude in here posting BS
Congrats on being a Republican
I used to be one too
Want a cookie for that?
Congrats on being a Republican
I used to be one too
Want a cookie for that?
No thanks! Republicans dont do hand outs
im guessing you are against Trumps travel ban?
CNN poll? fakenews lolLOL
Good sir, if you actually look up statistics of states with highest welfare, you will find a majority of them are in Republican states.
https://taxfoundation.org/states-rely-most-federal-aid/
Anyway, welfare doesn't really correlate to political ideology. Both groups of low income republicans and democrats get welfare. It's not to be shamed upon.
CNN poll? fakenews lol
Guess I should turn away my Medicare when I turn old and just die using alternative medicine and vitality pills because "I'm a Republican and I need no handouts"dying at the thought of someone turning away a government benefit on principle.
"drive on the interstate? no, no. i didn't pave it myself. I'm gonna drive on the grass."
****ing dumbasses
Meet me in the White House vegetable garden and you can get deez technocratic paws put on you whenever you would like, b.
? Did you even read it?CNN poll? fakenews lol
? Did you even read it?
I guess the US Census Bureau is fake newsYou know you asking too much
He is your president and you cant do nothing about it lolPopular vote, fakenews
He is your president and you cant do nothing about it lol
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