Presidential Election

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Presidential Election

In the race for the White House top spot,
Candidates give it their best shot,
Debates get quite heated,
Campaign promises repeated,
Voters decide who's in the hot spot.

This limerick highlights the excitement and competitiveness of presidential elections.

The first two lines introduce the main idea of the poem, while the third and fourth lines describe the intense debates and campaign promises that are common during election season.

The last line emphasizes the importance of the voters’ choice in determining the outcome of the election.

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