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I'm not a New York resident, but if he
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wins, like any candidate that wins, to
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be, I think, a good American, you have
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an obligation to be as supportive as
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possible and let them prove you wrong
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and let their actions speak. You have to
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open up to the possibility that maybe
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your preconceived notions that they were
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a terrible person cuz you get so caught
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up in the emotion of politics. Give them
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the benefit of the doubt and rally
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behind them for a certain amount of time
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and let them have their honeymoon. And
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by the way, I'm saying this as if it's a
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foregone conclusion.
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I think he's definitely going to win.
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And well, let's just wait and see what
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he does. He has a lot of good ideas.
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Some are as good, some are good. Let's
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see. He's fresh, right? That's the key
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thing. You just watch him going around
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New York everywhere he goes. He's
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created excitement around himself.
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I think he's fantastic campaigner and I
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can't wait for food sponsored food lines
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called subsidized grocery stores.
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Oh, stop it. You know what? Literally,
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the rich people have their own version
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of welfare every single [ __ ] day of
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the week.
