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Keepthesoulalive

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49. Most don't care about economic issues

Sat Mar 28, 2026, 06:08 PM

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The majority of white people have voted for republicans since LBJ. The poorest states vote republican. They consistently vote for people who take their votes and steal their ability to thrive. Economics is a woman’s right to decide the size of her family, minorities rights to be able to get a job and not be discriminated against because of their heritage, I’m looking at you drunk Pete. Why is it always white males saying economics should be our focus and those other pesky things that don’t affect us shouldn’t be discussed?

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