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FOX and kindred outlets were saturated with commentators from across the racial and ethnic rainbow touting Trump-as-matchless-lover-and-protector-of-America and as the guarantor of its greatness.

From Salon

He had thought Boo Boo was “crazy” for supporting Trump in 2016 — but now they are kindred spirits.

She said she felt a “kindred spirit” with Detroit.

Unlike Trump’s first vice-president, Mike Pence, Vance is an ideological kindred spirit, whose focus on trade and immigration match Trump’s top political priorities.

From BBC

It was her first time walking a fashion show and she felt a kindred artistic spirit with the designer.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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