Republican Party Impressions

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My last name is Hansen so I had to write about the Republican Party. My first impression of the website is that it’s. If anyone was searching they could find the information fairly easily. An example of this is I simply looked up “Donald Trump” and got a total of 11 results. I clicked on the Things you didn’t know about Donald Trump. I found out that is hair is real, he has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, he attended Military school, and has authored fifteen bestselling books. The photos give me the impression that the republicans care for those around them and help people in need. The Republican Party gives me the feeling that they are supporting our men and women in the armed forces. They also give me the feeling that they want

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