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Oh, but then he had to win the Democratic nomination, this year. In order to do that, he had to make Hillary Clinton cry.
Oh, Hillary Clinton was still around. After she cried, she got wasted.
And her husband got all racist for a sec.
Say it with us now: GOD DAMN AMERICA!
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