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If You Voted For Trump...

I have some words for you, FOR REAL.

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If You Voted For Trump...
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I'm not even mad. I'm sure most of y'all are...and you think I'm crazy for not being as upset. But, I don't have the energy to be mad at someone for what they believe is true. Chances are my anger and dismissal won't really change anything. I also enjoy having a regulated blood pressure. Honestly.

I'm actually quite tired with the discourse right now. Just like watching my brothers and sisters die at the hands of police for a nice cute while, I'm numb from all that's happening now and I have a ton of mixed emotions. You probably do too.

WITH THAT SAID.

Let's just have a slice of peace and be united. Tate... how can we be united?

I'll show you....









We all love food, right? Whether you voted for Hillary, Trump, Jill, Mickey Mouse :) So, are you about to have a cheat day or...? Were you thinking about your neighbor with the trump sign in her yard when scrolling? I hope not. I just need a little distraction for a second. I thought you could use one too.

I recommend the wings. So serious.

But, in all seriousness stay strong and take care of yourselves.

Pack light, boo.

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