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Thursday, February 22, 2018
Justin Trudeau's India Visit Deemed a "Slow-Moving Train Wreck"
Oh, well. At least Justin, accompanied by his fantastically telegenic wife 'n' kids, got to do something he loves: play ethnic dress up. (Oddly enough, when others of his privileged, pale-skinned ilk do it, it's considered--and decried as--"cultural appropriation".)
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