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Sorry And here's your shmoop du jour Brought to you

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by political candidates They'll do anything for a vote Check

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out the following passage Oh Yeah All right which sentence

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would best follow Sentence five in the s a draft

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and hear the potential answers The all right well sentence

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five is all about how the democratic candidate thought the

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insult was funny and decided to turn it to his

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advantage So we're looking for the answer that takes this

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idea and well runs with it Joyce bees and easy

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cut All it does is repeat the same information is

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sentenced Five yeah yeah we get it to democratic candidate

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thought it was funny Teo option c also has to

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go The whole point here is that the republican wanted

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to insult the democrat by calling him another word for

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donkey while the american donkey league would appreciate this statement

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pointing out that donkeys are noble animals interrupts the flow

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of logic so we'll cross out choice Dia's Well this

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one isn't totally out of left field but this part

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of the paragraph is more focused on what the democrats

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were up to Art option a gets it right by

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keeping the focus on the democrats and how they turned

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the tables on the republican smear campaign We yearn for

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a time when candidates smeared each other in a more 00:01:35.223 --> [endTime] literal sense Real mudslinging seems more honest somehow

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