Washington team Nats lifetime member shirts

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God bless our governor who has the Washington team Nats lifetime member shirt to take on the decades of mismanagement and cronyism that plague our great state. For all the haters out there, what have you done to make things better? Nothing but whine point fingers and blame. At least he’s willing to try and take the heat that comes with the seat. Good job, Governor Anybody during times like these. That is truly sad. Too bad the California governors did not heed the advice of others and work harder to clear a lot of that brush and other debris away. The next big problem they are looking at is the rainy season which will saturate those same hills and cause massive mudslides and now there is little they can do to prevent it.

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