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TheProle

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18. I mean, yes, inasmuch as their power and billions reside in offices held.

Wed Oct 29, 2025, 11:59 AM

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But I fail to see how even holding the White House and both houses of Congress equals fewer billionaires in general. I also hope that Gabby would/could explain exactly what they'd be "thrown out" of.

This whole line of discussion seems mighty magical in its thinking.

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