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“The Daily Show” went down to North Carolina to check out efforts to suppress voters. They assumed they would find some subtle racism. The overt racism, not so much. At 2:28, our special friend has to think about wether he can say he is not racist or not.

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Oct 25, 2013

Fun fact: He was totally just fired and stuff for being REALLY, REALLY, racist. You could share this if you’d like to make sure he never works ever again. Totally your call though.

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