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The puppeticians and Leftist nutbars have stopped all the name-calling! Because #spoilthevote proved that a quarter of the population were willing to get up and protest at the polling booth - and likely 3/4 in total KNOW that the system is broken! SPEAK UP EVERYONE!!!

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