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What's funny to me is that the algae problems started when they switched off of DC tap water and installed the pump system that draws in Potomac River water. Back in 2011-2012. Before Trump was ever a politician.
Trump has been a politician since the 1980s. He ran in the 2000 US presidential election.
i mean if he's been a politician since the 80s i've been one since the Aughts. All i've done is build a few homeless shelters and parks and make sure the food banks were well supplied. Highest office i held was being on the executive board of the corporation that ran all that shit. That's good politics if you ask me.
I'd vote MinnesotaGoddam for president.
Please don't. I currently have 13 presidential votes total across four elections (I have a few friends who write me in whenever they don't like the candidates) and I don't want anymore president votes. 13 is a good number.
Too late! It's the will of the people. If you didn't want my vote, you shouldn't have run such a good campaign.
And before Trump gave his pool guy 14 million dollars to fix it.
I never knew they used municipal water in the past, I always thought it was always the Victorian style of tapping natural sources.