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marble falls

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1. Too bad they found out the hard way: every single vote DOES count. They voted for it, they got it.

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Tue Apr 22, 2025, 09:27 AM

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Ohio farmers fear long trade war, face uncertainty, rising costs [View all] Diamond_Dog Apr 22 OP

Too bad they found out the hard way: every single vote DOES count. They voted for it, they got it. marble falls Apr 22 #1

The beauty of democracy Gum Logger Apr 22 #4

And in politics all you have to do is wait long enough. I think Mango Jebus's expiration date is coming up... marble falls Apr 22 #10

maybe the old man with the stutter was a better choice. Meadowoak Apr 22 #2

Yes, but people wanted an entertainer Gum Logger Apr 22 #5

Please don't get me started. Joe would have done a good job. I never trusted most polls. Now I hate them. marble falls Apr 22 #9

At least the leopards are feasting Clouds Passing Apr 22 #3

Irony is these farmers will vote the same way kansasobama Apr 22 #6

Ohio +11% trump in 2024. Get what you pay for... kerouac2 Apr 22 #7

Well, this is not a FAFO situation. Farmers knew exactly what the issues were and what... Ol Janx Spirit Apr 22 #8

While I feel some savage satisfaction with these face eating leopards posts... NNadir Apr 22 #11

Y'all should have thought of that before you voted for him. Baitball Blogger Apr 22 #12

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