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In an unprecedented twist to the political landscape, scientists have unearthed a startling revelation: the modern-day Republicans are genetically linked to a long-lost tribe of time-traveling cavemen. This groundbreaking discovery was made after a team of archaeogeneticists, led by the enigmatic Dr. Temporalis Chronos, stumbled upon a series of ancient cave paintings depicting what appears to be a Republican campaign rally from the year 30,000 B.C.

The paintings, found deep within the Cavern of Echoing Elections in the remote region of Historicalia, not only depicted the rally but also included a strikingly modern-looking candidate delivering a speech that eerily echoed contemporary political rhetoric about making "great" again an era that, until now, was believed to have been marked by the invention of the wheel and the domestication of the wolf.

Dr. Chronos and his team, using a combination of DNA samples taken from the cave paintings and advanced genetic sequencing, were able to trace the lineage of these ancient political figures to a group of humans who had somehow mastered the art of time travel. These prehistoric politicians were, it seems, the original "throwbacks."

The political world has been abuzz with the implications of this discovery. Campaign strategies are being rewritten overnight, with political consultants now advising their candidates to don caveman attire and speak in ancient tongues during debates. "It's all about authenticity," explains political strategist Caveat Emitor. "If our ancestors were successful in time-traveling to influence the modern political landscape, then we should embrace our roots and let the caveman within guide our policies."

The Republicans, for their part, have taken the revelation in stride, with the party's current frontrunner, Senator Stone Age, announcing a new campaign slogan: "Vote for the candidate who's been in politics since the Stone Age!" His opponents, however, are not amused. The Democrats have quickly countered with their own science-backed campaign, promising to send a team of scientists back in time to ensure that these caveman politicians never influence the course of history.

As the nation gears up for what promises to be the most prehistoric election yet, one thing is clear: politics has officially entered a whole new era—or should we say, a whole old era? With the veil of time lifted, the only question left is whether these ancient political tactics will resonate with the modern voter, or if they will be left back in the stone age.

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