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Charlamagne Tha God Reveals Why Kamala Harris Really Lost The Election

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Charlamagne Tha God Reveals Why Kamala Harris Really Lost The Election

Adeola Adeosun 12/11/2024 00:21

The media personality blames the disconnect from economic concerns and border issues for Harris’ defeat in the presidential race.

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The media personality blames the disconnect from economic concerns and border issues for Harris’ defeat in the presidential race.
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The report details how Israel's policies and practices inflict collective punishment on the Palestinian people in an attempt to wipe

France 0-0 Israel: Les Bleus advance despite frustrating Nations League draw

15/11/2024 SoccerNews

France advanced to the quarter-finals of the Nations League despite being held to a frustrating goalless draw by Israel at

Israel holds France to draw in Paris Nations League match under tight security

15/11/2024 NEWS WIRES

Israel and France drew 0-0 in a Nations League match at Paris's Stade de France under tight security. Around 4,000