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Breaking the Two-Party Paradigm

Posted on February 19, 2020 by Shad Woolley — No Comments ↓

Looking back, Trey Holcomb said he's always been a Libertarian at heart. The 49-year-old public school teacher has largely voted Republican, but the …

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