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VT Headlines: Bus rolls over in Newbury, Vermont with students on board; 1 adult passenger injured

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  1. Re heightened threats at legislature… Code for increased dissension with their robbery of our hard earned cash, and regulations that override our freedom of choice, and an ideological disagreement wit communism in our free State of Vermont?

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  3. Now if the cave monkeys, in the state house, had not pissed off all of the taxpayers with their own self serving agenda they would not need the check point at the door of my house. These people will never give up their power to screw you and the sooner they go bankrupt the better. Looks like we may have some of the Epstein mafia running this state. Comment from Richard Day with no apology.

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