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Donald Trump being able to run for our future presidency, is unfair in a way because he has no future strategy that will help us as a whole. I’ve yet heard anything that this man is going to enhance anything, I feel all of his campaign’s have just been for the media and or publicity to help his ratings, maybe some people feel since he’s rich they bandwagon with kicking the immigrants out for taking jobs, I strongly feel some people do not get the job because they don’t qualify or have enough experience for that particular position not because all of the mexican's took the jobs. He’s wealthy, I feel that he’s bored and sometimes rich people seek for attention because they have nothing else to do, money is not a problem to them so they like

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