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Astead asks Angie Nixon why the Democratic establishment seems to be sitting out of her race? I guess people feel like I can't necessarily be controlled. I am a team player, but when you start playing for corporations, I can't get down like that. Florida is the second largest...

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Dark Bloom20 дней назад

"They wrote off Florida" THEY SURE DID, ANGIE! I've been shouting this from the rooftops. It's all by design too. I could write a damn book about it. I'll be at the rally on Saturday, and I already know there's going to be a huge turnout. Power to the people!

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The Logically Left Pissed Off Bear - 🏳️‍🌈 ✊🏿20 дней назад

"I guess people feel like I can't necessarily be controlled. I am a team player, but when you start playing for corporations, I can't get down like that." This is incredibly important! They haven't blackmailed her yet, which is a very good thing.

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Uma Tourch20 дней назад

Astead is on a generational run. He is actually a great representation of black media

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