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4. My hubby said, that if they're disregarding all the laws they don't like, why

Reply to JustAnotherGen (Reply #2)

Tue May 27, 2025, 09:11 AM

May 27

can't we just overturn their stupid laws when we get into office in 2026.

Considering that the voters will know what they're voting for this time around, I think it's plausible.

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I'm hearing JustAnotherGen May 27 #2

My hubby said, that if they're disregarding all the laws they don't like, why Baitball Blogger May 27 #4

I certainly hope so JustAnotherGen May 27 #5

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