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Bill Maher warns California voters will ‘accept failure’ from Democrats so long as Trump is associated with GOP

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Bill Maher stated that hyper-partisanship has led California voters to accept Democratic policy failures rather than support a Republican Party associated with Donald Trump. He suggested that voters' aversion to the former president currently outweighs their concerns regarding local governance and state-level issues.

"It just shows that, in this state, I guess everywhere, we're so bipartisan now, that we will accept failure, which we plainly have here in California, over voting for the party of Trump," Maher said.

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