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A bus driver tells a local TV station that things got just a tad feisty at Coachella .
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Voters who don’t provide proof of citizenship yet still swear they are U.S. citizens are allowed to vote only for president, the US House or Senate .
The plaintiffs told the court that they intend to appeal the ruling.
I think polling is as outdated as Tammany Hall .
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