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Trump's 2020 Campaign Sent Out a Survey with a Glaring Error and People Are Responding with Questions of Their Own

Trump's 2020 Campaign Sent Out a Survey with a Glaring Error and People Are Responding with Questions of Their Own
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None of the above.

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It's no secret that the surveys disseminated to President Donald Trump's supporters from his 2020 reelection campaign is less for information and more directed at glorifying Trump or vilifying Democrats.

The Trump campaign's latest survey, regarding 2020 Democratic candidates, focuses on the latter.


The questions are misleading at best.

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But there was one glaring error. See if you can spot it.

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Twitter certainly did.

Soon, people were submitting surveys of their own.

They weren't done.

The owning was swift but merciless.

Unsurprisingly, the answers required a donation at the end.

The error was eventually fixed.

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Apparently the Trump Pence mailing list is where all the action is.

Feel free to let the President know how you feel!

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