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The US possesses a sense of independence at local level, even when divided at national level - African American News Today - EIN Presswire

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They love the flag, they love the White America that is sailing away, they love America’s dominance in the world, they love their traditional jobs. They love it when Trump implies that the flag, the gun, and the cross are three different words for the same thing.

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