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The Genius of Garth Greenwell The Genius of Garth Greenwell
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2024 Election
The Trump Campaign Is Now Running on Pure Contempt The Trump Campaign Is Now Running on Pure Contempt
Both Trump and JD Vance are incapable of hiding their lack of basic humanity.
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John Russell told Democrats that they must “create a political home for working Americans fighting for control over their government, their workplaces, and their planet.”
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