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Your Cousin

weekly Loser's Log newsletter about surviving Trump 2.0 by a NYC comedian

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Loser's Log #79

Week 79 of Trump 2.0.

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Week 78 of Trump 2.0.

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Loser's Log #77

Week 77 of Trump 2.0.

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Loser's Log #76

Week 76 of Trump 2.0.

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Loser's Log #75

Week 75 of Trump 2.0.

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