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🚨 Vivek Ramaswamy reveals his family’s Halloween costumes inspired by traditional Indian cuisine.
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If you thought billionaires were out of touch, watch this indian billionaire virtue signal to a struggling Red Baron employee by having his interns buy two frozen pizzas that he immediately threw away.
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Nick Fuentes warned you there would be no mass deportations under Trump.
Andrew Torba voted for him, shilled for him, and made an entire app for him lol
Plan trusters will never learn
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Replying to @VivekGRamaswamy
Walter doesn't want your red baron pizza.
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Replying to @VivekGRamaswamy
Nigga buying frozen pizzas isn’t winning you the election lmao
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🚨 Sneako breaks down in tears after seeing this wolf become Muslim, inshallah.
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A medical bill shouldn’t follow someone for years after they’ve recovered.
For too many Ohioans, the financial consequences of getting sick last far longer than the illness itself. We need to eliminate medical debt and make healthcare more affordable so families can focus on getting better, not paying off their bills.
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Young people are completely screwed, and Trump and Vance couldn't care less.
Job market frozen, jobs replaced by immigrants and AI, affordability crisis. Why would anyone support this?
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Reminder that in two weeks on Friday November 13th 9:00 am at the Irving Convention Center in Dallas there will be a live Q&A session with Buckley Carlson at Joel Webbon’s “America After Trump” Conference
If you are a Groyper living in the Dallas area that plans on attending, message me
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This isn't about right vs. left. It's about standing up to a system that puts billionaires and special interests ahead of everyday Ohioans.
It's time to put the power back where it belongs — in the hands of the people.
































