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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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run for office

0Sure! They run for office, don't they?02br
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02br 02br 00He is asking if people with mental challenges can vote, and the man responds that they can vote because they can run for office. It's saying that the people who now hold elected office have mental challenges. )0-

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  • 02br 02br 00He is asking if people with mental challenges can vote, and the man responds that they can vote because they can run for office.
  • It's saying that the people who now hold elected office have mental challenges.
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0Okay, first realize this is a joke.02br
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00He is asking if people with mental challenges can vote, and the man responds that they can vote because they can run for office. It's saying that the people who now hold elected office have mental challenges. (And sometimes, when I look at who's in office, I wonder if he might be right.)0-
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