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This campaign hears the voices of the outraged and the marginalized.

This campaign hears the voices of the outraged and the marginalized.

(Then again, this campaign hears voices generally.)

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TheCovertComic

posted October 10, 2020 at 2:10am UTC tagged with funny, politics, parliament, democracy, elections, quote

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