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Jon Stewart Endorses Senator Melvin Dickpictweet for President

By Jessica Roy

America’s foremost political scholar Jon Stewart has announced his official endorsement for the 2016 presidential election. Is it Hillary? Jeb? Taylor Swift? Nope, it’s Senator Melvin Dickpictweet. Hey, I think he DMed me once.

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