Photos | A Humble Proposal
Jordan Klepper kneels before the crowd at Politicon 2015, flanked by Heather Anne Campbell and Echo Kellum, to present his proposal for change.
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a group of people on stage with one man on his kneesChronologically Adjacent
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2015-10-10T14:19:12.620000-07:00
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