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underthematrix

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3. As an African American I loved his twang.

Reply to GulfCoast66 (Original post)

Wed Nov 8, 2017, 12:31 AM

Nov 2017

And then he said his WIFE WAS THE LOVE OF HIS LIFE and she would make a great first lady. I just fell in love with him at that point.

There are so many good white men and we have ALL of them. I'm so happy tonight. So hopeful there's more goodness to come.

I'm so excited about all the diversity but the most important thing is that it's good people standing of all colors, orientations, and faiths saying a resounding NO to hate and division.

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Whoops! My apologies madam! GulfCoast66 Nov 2017 #8

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