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Which candidate would you have supported in the presidential election of 1860?
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I would support Lincoln. My uncle lived in Springfield where Lincoln lived so he is a native son. I like the way he thinks and speaks- I think he is the man for the job this year. Douglas would be my second choice, but Douglas' idea of letting the new votes on whether to allow slavery did not work in the past, so I think it is time to see what Lincoln can do.
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