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Mommyblogger Jenn Satterwhite, is tweeting the Texas caucus [UPDATE]

9:51 pm EST
The caucus is in full swing now after waiting for more than 2 hours. She tweeted when they called the county delegates.

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Jenn Satterwhite of Mommy Needs Coffee is tweeting her caucus in Texas.

She already voted and says they first got crammed into a room for the caucus and had to be moved to a larger space. The amount of people at the caucus is unprecedented.

I'll update as I get her tweets.

Very exciting!


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of Racist Memoribilia :
Jezebel Stereotype

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