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Affirmative InterAction: Voting - Does it really matter?

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Back at it again! Tune in Today at 6 pm EST for another episode of #AffirmativeInterAction! Today we will be discussing the topic of "Voting". Does voting really change anything? Some key topics will be voting fatigue, the 2020 Presidential Election, the history of the Democratic party & the question: what responsibilities does a president actually have? See you all then! #AffirmativeInterAction

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