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Mike 03

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12. Yes, and Don Jr. uses it too. I don't know who used it first.

Reply to King_Klonopin (Reply #10)

Wed Feb 19, 2025, 06:37 AM

Feb 2025

Maybe it's a Stephen Miller line...

But I totally agree this is just an in-your-face way of announcing the return of America to a barbaric period where we are on our own and the grotesquely wealthy will survive.

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