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"Malala Yousafzai is a wonderful feminist"

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Carrie Underwood  Is a country singer

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Carrie Underwood

Occupation

Country music singer, songwriter, actress

Spouse

Mike Fisher ( 2010-present)

Carrie Marie Underwood is an American country music singer, songwriter, and actress who rose to fame after winning the fourth season of the Fox reality singing competition, American Idol, in 2005.
She contributed to the song " Ever Ever After" in the 2007 Disney fantasy film, . Despite Carrie having yet to star on a Disney Channel Original Movie or Series, a Top 10 bumper on the network features her in various music videos in the bumper.

On June 22, 2018, Underwood received the Hero award at the RadioDisney Music Awards and performed her song, "The Champion" with Ludacris.

Carrie and Emily Osment look nearly identical and both were born on March 10.

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Carrie Marie Underwood is an American country music singer, songwriter, and actress who rose to fame after winning the fourth season of the Fox reality singing competition, American Idol, in 2005. She contributed to the song "Ever Ever After" in the 2007 Disney fantasy film, Enchanted.

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did not succeed for president

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Jason is a gay basketball player

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He wrote for them. They read.

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Kristen Wiig:
Strives to make the world funny.

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Carrie Underwood is a big inspiration

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Jason Collins is a friendly person.

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Jason Paul Collins (born December 2, 1978) is an American retired professional basketball player who played 13 seasons in the National Basketball ...

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"Did not OVERCOME Trump for president."

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Politico reported Monday on a Florida poll conducted for a business group in the state that shows Hillary Clinton beating Donald Trump by 13 points and Ted Cruz by nine.

Why is that important? Because if Clinton wins Florida and carries the 19 states (plus D.C.) that have voted for the Democratic presidential nominee in each of the last six elections, she will be the 45th president. It's that simple.

Here's the underlying math. If Clinton wins the 19 states (and D.C.) that every Democratic nominee has won from 1992 to 2012, she has 242 electoral votes. Add Florida's 29 and you get 271. Game over.

The Republican map - whether with Trump, Cruz or the ideal Republican nominee (Paul Ryan?) as the standard-bearer - is decidedly less friendly. There are 13 states that have gone for the GOP presidential nominee in each of the last six elections. But they only total 102 electorate votes. That means the eventual nominee has to find, at least, 168 more electoral votes to get to 270. Which is a hell of a lot harder than finding 28 electoral votes.

Many Republicans - particularly in Washington - are already preparing to blame a loss this fall, which many of them view as inevitable, on the divisiveness of Trump. That's not entirely fair to Trump, though.

While his dismal numbers among women and Hispanics, to name two groups, don't help matters and could - in a worst-case scenario - put states like Arizona and even Utah in play for Democrats, the map problems that face the GOP have very, very little to do with Trump or even Cruz.

Instead they are, largely, demographic problems centered on the GOP's inability to win any large swath of non-white voters. New Mexico, a state in which almost half the population is Latino, is the ur-example here. In 2004, George W. Bush won the Land of Enchantment in his bid for a second term. (His margin over John Kerry was 588 votes.) Eight years later, Barack Obama won the state by 10 points over Mitt Romney; neither side targeted it in any meaningful way.

What has become increasingly clear is that any state with a large or growing non-white population has become more and more difficult for Republicans to win. Virginia and North Carolina, long Republican strongholds, have moved closer and closer to Democrats of late. (Obama won both states in 2008 and carried Virginia in 2012.)

At the same time as these states have grown friendlier to Democrats, there are very few states that are growing increasingly Republican. Wisconsin and Minnesota are two but neither is moving rapidly in Republicans' favor just yet.

What you are left with then is an electoral map in which the Democratic nominee begins at a significant advantage over the Republican one. (It is the obverse of the massive Republican electoral college edge of the 1980s.) And that edge is totally distinct from any individual candidate and his/her strengths or weaknesses. Yes, Trump as the nominee is more problematic than Ryan as the nominee, but the idea that Ryan would start the general election with a coin-flip chance of being elected president is just wrong.

The Republican map problem goes deeper than Trump - or any one candidate. Blaming Trump for a loss this November not only misses the point but could ensure that Republicans are doomed to repeat history in 2020.

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Republicans have a massive electoral map problem that has nothing to do with Trump

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Politico reported Monday on a Florida poll conducted for a business group in the state that shows Hillary Clinton beating Donald Trump by 13 points and Ted Cruz by nine. Why is that important? Because if Clinton wins Florida and carries the 19 states (plus D.C.)

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Invented a new style of transportation.

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Cadens

Kristen Wiig is a funny  comedian.

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She is an inspiration to all.

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He understands us.
He writes it.

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¨Be kind and simple, not greedy.¨

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Hillary Clinton is a symbol of strength for women.

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She is an inspiration to all even her own family.

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A lady with the courage and bravery.

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He hears and helps us understand people.

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She is inspiring to all and many young kids look up to her.

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We noticed all of his kindness.

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Most kids hope to be like her.

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A girl with bravery, and courage

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Hillary is a role model for all women.

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There are plenty of 'everyday Americans' out there with perfectly good haircuts, styled by perfectly good hairdressers, in perfectly good Main Street salons... so why is self-proclaimed populist person-of-the-everyday-American Hillary Clinton getting a $600 haircut at Bergdorf Goodman's Fifth Avenue store in NYC?

Hillary Clinton put part of Bergdorf Goodman on lockdown on Friday to get a $600 haircut at the swanky John Barrett Salon.
Clinton, with a huge entourage in tow, was spotted being ushered through a side entrance of the Fifth Avenue store on Friday.

A source said, "Staff closed off one side of Bergdorf's so Hillary could come in privately to get her hair done. An elevator bank was shut down so she could ride up alone, and then she was styled in a private area of the salon. Other customers didn't get a glimpse. Hillary was later seen with a new feathered hairdo."

Clinton regularly sees salon owner John Barrett, who charges regular mortals $600 for a cut and blow-dry. Hair color can cost an extra $600.

And let's not forget that her husband, Bill Clinton, was famously caught up in a 1993 controversy known as "Hairgate" when he got a $200 haircut on Air Force One as it was idling for an hour at LAX, shutting down two runways and diverting numerous flights.

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Maybe she should ask for her money back?

The "Something About Mary" look?

Still could be worse...

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Hillary Does It Again: What "Everyday American" Would Pay $600 For This Haircut?

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There are plenty of 'everyday Americans' out there with perfectly good haircuts, styled by perfectly good hairdressers, in perfectly good Main Street salons... so why is self-proclaimed populist person-of-the-everyday-American Hillary Clinton getting a $600 haircut at Bergdorf Goodman's Fifth Avenue store in NYC?

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Pharrell William is having fun and helped Justin Timberlake .

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Kristen Wiig:
She talked and made us laugh.

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Pope Francis:
A man with a heart of acceptance for all others.