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still_one

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7. While you make an excellent point, I suspect suspect that 2016 was a watershed

Reply to coolsandy (Reply #3)

Fri Oct 20, 2017, 10:21 PM

Oct 2017

event, and it will take more than messaging to change that

In fact the only way I can see short term where it might change is Mueller, and it has to really permeate to more than Trump

That everything trump has done would have self-destructed anyone else, but that sure isn't happening

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