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United we ugly cry.

Kim Kardashian-West is auditory eroticism definitiongearing up for the United States presidential election on Nov. 8 with a new pack of Kimoji for the occasion. Trump, Obama and Clinton are pretty much on the same page -- this election is a dumpster fire.

But it's a really important dumpster fire, so get yourself to the polls and then tell all your friends with a digital sticker.

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SEE ALSO: Thank you for ending the war between Kim Kardashian and Chloë Grace Moretz, Hillary Clinton Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

Clinton already has the strongest endorsement you can get from Kim -- a selfie -- but she also got the honor of a tear-free Kimoji. Proudly carry your woman card, Hill.

Unfortunately, there is no Kanye 2020 Kimoji this time around, but stay tuned.

The presidential Kimoji are free, just like the US of A, if you already have the app.

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