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DENVERPOPS

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25. But, my brother is a Dr.
Sat Mar 7, 2020, 10:40 PM
Mar 2020

yea right, a PHD in EE..........

The only way he will ever say anything bad is if he can use it to postpone the Presidential election.
And it may take four years! Then of course we would get Ivanka from then on.......

WASF

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But, my brother is a Dr. DENVERPOPS Mar 2020 #25
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