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KINSELLA: Expect 2024’s political winners to keep winning in the new year

26 December 2024
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KINSELLA: Expect 2024’s political winners to keep winning in the new year
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Political analyst KINSELLA predicts that the winners of the 2024 elections will continue to succeed in the new year. The article suggests that these winners will maintain their momentum and dominance in the political landscape. Despite the video not loading, KINSELLA’s insights indicate a trend of ongoing success for the political victors.

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