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Official Message from Donald Trump to Joe Biden (White House tour)

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Sign the Petition

NFL: Have “Sweet Victory” Performed at the Super Bowl

Everyone, please sign this. It would be an amazing tribute and thank you to Stephen Hillenburg and his work.

Thank you!

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I don’t know if I said this before, but this is such a powerful song, it’s amazing!!

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Has anyone ever been so stupid as to delete all of their 100+ web-browser bookmarks? Because I just have been indeed that stupid.

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Thank you for making such a great part of my childhood. We will keep enjoying your creations for many years to come. Rest in Peace Stephen.

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back in ye olden days, in order to keep black people and mexicans from voting, the government made them register. in order to register they had to take a written test that was basically designed for white people. nowadays, it's used as censorship. the government is mostly republican so they're trying to keep minorities from voting so they don't get voted out of office.

Wow. What a bunch of arseholes.Want me to send some European politicians to teach them how it’s done?Thanks for enlightening me, even though it now seems even more stupid than before I knew the reason… Ah well, thanks anyway.I sorry you and many more have to live in such a fucked up country. Maybe if the Dutch hadn’t traded New York for Suriname with the Brits at the time it would have turned out better for all of you, but we’ll never know that and the best we can do right now is make it better for everyone.Keep strong everyone and vote if you can!

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I’ve seen a lot of “go vote” the last couple of weeks, which I completely agree with of course. I know this is way out of place on my blog but there is just something that I don’t get. Why do you have to register to vote? Here in the Netherlands everyone that’s eligible to vote is automatically registered, all you have to do is take your registration with you to one of the voting offices within your county (or in another if you changed this beforehand) and you can go vote. And if your not able to vote you can register someone else you trust to do it for you. Why doesn’t the US do this? Why don’t they just register everyone that’s eligible? That way you get a lot more people to vote because it’s a lot less hassle to do so. It’s just something I don’t understand, so if there's anyone that knows more about this: please enlighten me.

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Have any of you ever felt like going on a trip all of the sudden and just see where and what it brings you?