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2016 Presidential Election

September 23, 2016

American voters are heading to the polls in November to determine for the 58th time their country’s president for the next 4 years. While presidential elections are known to provide good theatre, the 2016 Presidential Election has been filled with some interesting twists and turns and is undoubtedly one for the ages. The Republican nominee, Donald Trump, whose loose-cannon speaking style has created a firestorm even among his own party, is viewed as a social media scandal machine.

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