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Nov 10

ANWR Safe For Now

The republicans are like a giant wounded bull walrus, thrashing not knowing what to do with themselves. And frankly i couldn’t be happier. To this end Democrats and moderate republicans have saved the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge one more time from the greedy oil barons that want to defile it.

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• Author :The Naib

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