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The president tweeted out a video Thursday about how "only by enlisting the full potential of women in our society will we truly be able to (you have not heard this expression before) make America great again."
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Hmm, I wonder what people on the internet will think of this message. It's not like Trump was caught on tape saying ... oh yeah.
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Well, it's not like anyone compiled a video of ... welp, there it is.
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At least he's always respected women in politics. No?
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But, um, at least women are involved in his administration. Oh wait, sorry, I meant the opposite.
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Sometimes, only a GIF can explain what the people are thinking.
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