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This is awesome, thanks for posting it.
Is this real? God, please tell me it's real!
oh, god. this is hysterical. she is a disgrace.
Is this the best you people can come up with?? This can be done to anybody by anybody. I really should not be wasting time commenting on it. At least she isn't addicted to a Teleprompter and can do her own speaking. Idiots
Addicted to a teleprompter? That makes no sense.
When a governor makes a resignation speech and makes not only grammatical but factual errors, it is notable, as people may site her speech as a source of information.
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