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Pros And Cons Of Trump Supporters
No, I'm trying to say that Trump supporters are gullible people. Sandy prove my point by posting videos from Mark Dice channel. One of the reason why Trump supporters get a bad rap is because they get their news from sites like info wars and the national enquirer. If I were a Trump supporter I would not be using Mark Dice videos to prove a point. Instead I would have use news site like the Washington Journal or Breitbar to carry out an argument.
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