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The Democratic Primary in 7 minutes

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I posted this awesome video when we were in the old server at the evil web hosting company that failed us miserably for the past 6 months. Yet in the move, we lost the last two entries to the site.

So let me repost this video. It's just too good.

H/T, once again, to Elephant Journal.


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Submitted by liza on Wed, 2008-05-07 11:25.
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