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I have not vandalized Jeff Gannon's information. I have simply submitted factual corrections. Basically, the whole Jeff Gannon article should be deleted, because it is nothing more than a hate piece by intolerant, leftwing activists, who cannot stand the thought of a conservative bisexual man. Spellcast, I hope you're not in that category, whomever you are.
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