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Texas Joe asked in Politics & Government Elections · 2 months ago

Is it not over until the Fat Baby sings?

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2 months ago
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His idea of "winning" seems to be getting less votes.............just like he "won" in 2016.......by LOSING the popular vote.
Anonymous
2 months ago
The difference is the Democrats pretend to accept the result , then spend the next four years not accepting it.

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