West Virginia 2023 Duke’s Mayo Bowl Champions Shirt

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But, to your question, 27% of Illinois voters voted for Alan Keyes!, which was promptly dubbed the West Virginia 2023 Duke’s Mayo Bowl Champions Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this crazification factor of the American electorate. This is the percentage of Americans who will vote for anyone, no matter how shitty and terrible, no matter how unqualified, no matter how NOT EVEN LIVING IN THIS STATE, as long as they’re part of the “correct” political party. No matter what happens, no matter how unqualified or felonious, 27% of Americans will vote for Trump — or any candidate with an “R” after their name. So all you have to do, if you’re Trump, is drive down turnout of Democrats/independents, so that your 27% crazified electorate becomes a majority. Or run a campaign that’s plausible enough for you to pick up a few more percentage points. Only about 66% of eligible American voters vote, so 27% of eligible voters is EASILY enough to win.

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Trump is HEAVILY lifted by vested financial interests and a large set of media sources that have spent nearly a decade propping him up and presenting an unrealistic image of him. Equally, vast quantities of his wrong doing have been actively ignored and belittled. It is an unnatural environment in which zero other candidates or personalities in the West Virginia 2023 Duke’s Mayo Bowl Champions Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this history of politics and political media have had. All of it feels like a decade long marketing blitz that just never ended. Unfortunately, many millions of the general public are consumers of these media sources and have spent a decade being told lies. For the general public, it’s been a decade of propaganda. That erodes societies, and it’s almost impossible to fix. I would have rather seen a nuke go off in the middle of New York city because the nuke would have caused less damage than a decade of propaganda. A decade later we’re stuck with the result of all of this. Equally, media companies are also stuck with the narrative and see massive hate if they deviate. Now they risk instantly losing their entire customer base if they try to return to normal. So…they don’t. They just continue down the same propaganda path without any safe exit. Even Trump’s court issues have proven not enough of a jumping off point. They will lose probably 80% to 90% of their customer base, for a while, if they deviate at all. Outside of Trump publicly shooting babies in the face live on tv, I really don’t know what level of evil Trump needs to actually do to break ties with people who have absorbed the decade of media poison. Even that might not be enough for some.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.