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pengu

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6. Yep

Reply to pstokely (Reply #5)

Thu Mar 17, 2016, 08:58 AM

Mar 2016

The party didn't listen, dissed the liberals, and they walked. I'm not sure what exactly the party expects when they're at odds with the values of a good chunk of their voters.

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