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Nothing will change, so I do not endorse the substance of the video. As a matter of style, it's moving. It's exciting. It's like an ad campaign for Monday Night Football. That the video communicates nothing concrete is what makes it interesting. The viewer thinks, "This is exciting! I'm pumped." Pumped for what? Another sporting event, naturally, as that's all modern American elections are:
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