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Donald Trump Hates 'Modern Family'

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Donald Trump is apparently not a fan of "Modern Family." Last night he must have had some extra time to kill between blaming crime on minorities and working on his alleged presidential campaign because he watched "Modern Family" and didn't have nice things to say about it. For an aspiring politician, it's weird how much he hates this modern family.

"Modern Family" has won 12 Primetime Emmy Awards and has been nominated for 31.

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Jerry Springer(03 of14)
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