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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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And people get so involved in talking politics.
Your vote means very little, red or blue states will stay the same. I could vote for mickey mouse, it wouldn't change anything, blue will win New Jersey.
Vast majority of people already knew who they were voting for last year and several years
Whoever is Republican gets their vote, likewise Dems.
The few swing states that matter is the whole election.
Voting is a wonderful privilege but our vote is worth shite in reality, unless you live in Ohio.
Dems made this election a contest, if Biden had stayed ,Trump woulda won easily.
I've seen ads for Kamala where people saying they were Republican to the bone, but this time they must vote dem.
Never seen an ad like that before. Kinda targeting people who vote one party no matter what
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