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Cirque du So-What

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22. They even live in the same neighborhoods as the politicos

Reply to BlueStreak (Reply #15)

Mon Apr 21, 2014, 05:52 PM

Apr 2014

It's harder to remain objective when the party flack you're supposed to be critiquing lives down the street from you.

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A minor quibble BlueStreak Apr 2014 #24

They even live in the same neighborhoods as the politicos Cirque du So-What Apr 2014 #22

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