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Odd Truth: The US Presidency is not the most Important Election. The Most Important Elections are related to those who actually have the greatest power - those in Congress. We could have a dumb president and the country would mostly get along just fine. But the moment we have a Dumb Congress, no Smart President can fully save the day. Trump definitely exposed the width, breadth, depth and putridity of the SWAMP. Unfortunately, America voted for the majority of them. America needs to vote better and really work and push to have a fair, open, honest and free election. Don't ever think that a Representative or Senator is a small election with little consequence. Every elected official contributes to how our country leans, works with or wars against others. We need to elect people who will understand, they are not there to be served by us, but they are there to serve and represent US(A).

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