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Extra, Extra: Tic Tac USA Wants You To Know They Respect Women
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David Colon
Published Oct 8, 2016
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- The city's only Republican congressman won't dump Trump.
- Tic Tac, on the other hand, wants you to know that they respect women.
- The candidates on their plans to deal with our national clown nightmare.
- Bill Bratton is backing away from Trump's stop-and-frisk endorsement.
- Hurricane Matthew's U.S. death toll is now at 9.
- George and Amal Clooney are moving to Midtown. Let's all go gawk!
- Donald Trump allegedly threatened to show his dick to Gloria Allred.
- The C.I.A. is somehow surprised that torturing people left mental scars on them.
- And finally, please enjoy every Stone Cold Stunner ever given to The Rock:
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