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These Pre-Election Tweets DID NOT Age Well...

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November 7, 2024

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Some high-profile figures, including Carol Vorderman and Alastair Campbell, put up pro-Kamala Harris tweets before the election result which have not aged well.

These Trump-haters have had their egos heavily bruised.

Chloe Dobbs reacts.

ℹ️ About Chloe Dobbs

Chloe Dobbs is a political commentator who has contributed on GB News, TalkTV, Sky News, ITV News, and the BBC. Chloe makes independent commentary videos also, which can be found on her Instagram, YouTube and X accounts, all @dobbsandpolicy

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