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They shouldn't be scared, though. This is exactly what Kentucky voted for.
"Yet statewide, two-thirds of Kentuckians voted for Trump last year, with his vote share closer to 80% in rural communities hit hard by extreme weather, where many still blame Barack Obama for coal mine closures."
I hear banjos
I hear taps. Pieces bros.
this post was submitted on 29 May 2025
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