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Can Presidents "Make or Break" an Economy?

United StatesPublished November 29, 2020

Views 191K  |  Likes 9.63K  |  Comments 1.06K
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191,054

Likes

9,637

Comments

1,062

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Total (all-time): $134 – $382

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Total views
191K
Total likes
9.63K
Total comments
1.06K
Published
November 29, 2020
Global rank by views
#8,429,161

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