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Using Wordle.net<\/a>:<\/p>\n

Generated using the text of web pages which provided an overview of each candidate (from their respective presidential candidacy web sites). It’s funny how they both mention their own names so much (on their own web pages).<\/p>\n

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Using Wordle.net: Generated using the text of web pages which provided an overview of each candidate (from their respective presidential candidacy web sites). 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