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Karasu

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28. Anyone who's still voting Republican for any reason after 1/6 and everything else that's happened in the last 10 years

Reply to jgmiller (Reply #18)

Wed Jun 3, 2026, 05:49 PM

22 hrs ago

is de facto supporting Trump, whether implicitly or explicitly.

I've lived all over that state. You will be as hard-pressed to find an openly, genuinely, consistently "anti-Trump" Republican in 2026 as anywhere else in the country.

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