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Hello Good Afternoon, I would first like to thank all of you for taking your time to listen to my speech. I truly appreciate you doing this because it shows that you care about who you are going to vote for.

The founding fathers built this great country on three principles life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Today these principles are being infringed. Hard-working Americans are being taxed more for working hard at their jobs. In prisons around the United, States people are having their freedom of speech taken away and are being tortured. The NSA and other unconstitutional agencies continue to spy on us. These issues and much more need to be stopped so we can restore the prosperity of this great country.

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