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3 years ago

what are some reasons to vote for Trump and what are some reasons to vote for Biden this election. NO BIAS.

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Thepotemich [5.8K]3 years ago

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Answer: trump wants to secure our bodes and stabilize immigrants before we over flow and drown in dept

biden wants to do work withen or country by helping senoir cizens

if you need why not to both then Trump doent know how to bite his tongue and shutup that could lead to few proplems but

biden is a pedlafiler so pick ur battels.

hair sniffer or big mouth

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