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Not feeling any effects from the government being shut down? GregGutfeld explains why. “The politicians’ biggest fear is that people realize that much of what the government does is unessential… Over time it transformed into a massive, ever-expanding monster that is designed for its own self-preservation. Government was great... show more

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