drinking-tea-at-midnight: slashmarks: anyway I don’t think the story of the 2016 election is that America wanted Trump. I think the story of the US election is that a supreme court decision allowed states with a history of totalitarianism to arbitrarily
drinking-tea-at-midnight: slashmarks: anyway I don’t think the story of the 2016 election is that America wanted Trump. I think the story of the US election is that a supreme court decision allowed states with a history of totalitarianism to arbitrarily
drinking-tea-at-midnight: slashmarks: anyway I don’t think the story of the 2016 election is that America wanted Trump. I think the story of the US election is that a supreme court decision allowed states with a history of totalitarianism to arbitrarily
drinking-tea-at-midnight: slashmarks: anyway I don’t think the story of the 2016 election is that America wanted Trump. I think the story of the US election is that a supreme court decision allowed states with a history of totalitarianism to arbitrarily
drinking-tea-at-midnight: slashmarks: anyway I don’t think the story of the 2016 election is that America wanted Trump. I think the story of the US election is that a supreme court decision allowed states with a history of totalitarianism to arbitrarily
drinking-tea-at-midnight: slashmarks: anyway I don’t think the story of the 2016 election is that America wanted Trump. I think the story of the US election is that a supreme court decision allowed states with a history of totalitarianism to arbitrarily
drinking-tea-at-midnight: slashmarks: anyway I don’t think the story of the 2016 election is that America wanted Trump. I think the story of the US election is that a supreme court decision allowed states with a history of totalitarianism to arbitrarily
drinking-tea-at-midnight: slashmarks: anyway I don’t think the story of the 2016 election is that America wanted Trump. I think the story of the US election is that a supreme court decision allowed states with a history of totalitarianism to arbitrarily
drinking-tea-at-midnight: slashmarks: anyway I don’t think the story of the 2016 election is that America wanted Trump. I think the story of the US election is that a supreme court decision allowed states with a history of totalitarianism to arbitrarily
drinking-tea-at-midnight: slashmarks: anyway I don’t think the story of the 2016 election is that America wanted Trump. I think the story of the US election is that a supreme court decision allowed states with a history of totalitarianism to arbitrarily
drinking-tea-at-midnight: slashmarks: anyway I don’t think the story of the 2016 election is that America wanted Trump. I think the story of the US election is that a supreme court decision allowed states with a history of totalitarianism to arbitrarily
