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benroyce, 14 days ago

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-primary-elections/indiana-president-results

this is great news: long after she dropped out, #nikkihaley gets 22% of the #GOP primary vote in Indiana. the discontent with #trump is real

but it's not good enough

we need EVERYONE to #vote #vote #vote in november. it sounds melodramatic but it's true: it may be the most consequential presidential #election ever

#politics #USA #USpol #biden

everyone #vote in november

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