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meadowlark5

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2. Of course

Reply to angka (Original post)

Wed Oct 2, 2013, 12:50 PM

Oct 2013

As long as it's not in a republican's backyard, they could give two shits.

Wasn't it the same after that huge tornado in Oklahoma in the summer? I would imagine those reps voted against Sandy relief but felt more than entitled to aid when the tornado tore up their towns.

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