“Si No Gana, Estamos Perdidos,” Dice Seguidora De Kamala Harris

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“Si no gana, estamos perdidos,” Robin Matthews, a Democratic voter who most recently wanted to run with Kamala Harris, said in Filadelfia this month. Likewise, they faced the consequences of an eventual resignation from Donald Trump's “sin control” at Casa Blanca.

The great arch extended over the large avenue that he entrusted to the Museum of Modern Art in Filadelfia, after the democratic candidate previously followed his successors in signing a maratoniana campaign, especially in the bisagra stadiums, before the opening had Los Colegios El Martes.

“Soy, cautious optimist, but I'm worried,” said Matthews, an employee of an association who left a suburb of Filadelfia, Pennsylvania's main city, to reach Casa Blanca.

“Si no gana, estamos perdidos. Completamente. Él, (Donald Trump) lo va a arruinar todo. No tiene control, ya no hay equallibrio de poderes,” he said. At the end of his 16th year, Asher said this election was about “preserving our democratic system.”

Most of the amarille tones are moderately characterized by the nakedness of the car, some percussionists have created an atmosphere before midnight in which they stood on the stairs of the museum in front of the presence of the actresses such as Lady Gaga and Oprah Winfrey, who subdued Sylvester Stallone in the celebrity Stage of “Rocky”.

At the end of a campaign she marked extraordinary achievements in a country most widely divided as Yvonne Tinsley, Contable for 35 years, just “this is what she needed”.

It is a major challenge for political public relations on television and in Canada that I want to explain to my friends that the videos I posted on Facebook or Instagram contain incorrect content information.

Be careful, don't be afraid of Kamala Harris. “Sé que no va a cambiar todo,” dice. But I informed the game that Donald Trump has returned to the White House.

“She's a black woman in the United States, because I apologize, because politics has affected me in different and different ways,” he explains. “Since I've taken care of a world and no one knows what I know, it's clear to me that I only have to do it for a few days,” he said.

“I watched Trump for four years and it didn’t work,” says Robert Rudolf, a 58-year-old computer scientist. “I have a lot of racism and misogyny. “It’s become very normalized because I think we all do it,” he explains.

With a “Harris Walz” horror in the cabin and a Cuadros T-shirt, the rural “Rojo” of the world continues.

“There are more and more divisions. It is very difficult to fight with the other side,” rolls the dice.

In a context in which she turned to Roxana Rohe, the professor who, with her two hijas, had the impact after the election.

“Trump, you know he eliminated the election before celebrating it,” he commented.

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