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11/4 In what used to be a great country, a dead squirrel named peanut dominates the political news the day before the election.

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In what used to be a great country, a dead squirrel named peanut dominates the political news the day before the election. Cardboard goes hand in hand with garage wood. Election predictions about quality of life. Johnny Heidt with guitar news.

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