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TRUMP II: POST-ELECTION ORGANIZATIONS AND
INDIVIDUALS RESPOND, ANTHOLOGY #1
OCTOBER 8, 2025
Compiled by Dick Bennett for a Culture of Peace, Justice, and
Ecology
What’s at Stake: “Donald Trump may liken himself to Jesus in his media appearances and election rallies, but
his words and actions actually resemble those of Nero and other Roman emperors.” Theoharis and Barnes, “How to Survive Donald Trump’s America.”
CONTENTS
UUSJ NO KINGS.
Bill Griffin. “Millions March for No
Kings.” Catholic Worker.
Ralph
Nader. “Stay Silent and Stay Powerless….”
Public Citizen Leads the Way to Expose, Mobilize, and Litigate.
ACLU Still Defending the Constitution.
MORE Fighting Back
Institutions
Individuals
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TEXTS
NO KINGS PROTEST against PHARAOH.
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Saturday, October 18
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you to use joy and fellowship to deflate the hubris on October 18 when millions
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Join
the joyful, defiant, people power expression the weekend after this, and be
present in solidarity with the millions. Let's do our part to show
faithful defiance to authoritarianism.
Dick, we demand a healthy, inclusive, democracy. We're
for healthcare, nutrition and housing programs. We're in favor of easy access
to the ballot box. We value science based decision making. A world without war and fossil fuels
emissions and increasing population.
Do not
stay idle. Act now.
Bill Griffin. “Millions March for No Kings.” The Catholic Worker (August-Sept. 2025). Griffin describes the national nonviolent uprising in June against Trump’s deportation of undocumented people, its achievement including the encouragement of future demonstrations, and he urges readers to see Errol Morris‘ documentary, Separated, about separation of families seeking asylum. A review also by Griffin of The Prophetic Imagination by Walter Brueggemann, Fortress P, 2018, offers important contexts. For example, Trump represents the totalist and absolutist injustice and exploitation by the billionaires of their day that the Hebrew prophets, Isaiah and Jeremiah and Jesus, opposed.
“Stay
Silent and Stay Powerless Against Trump’s Tyranny”
by Ralph Nader. March 14, 2025. [See N’s To the Ramparts: How Bush and
Obama Paved the Way for the Trump Presidency. . . .].
There are reasons why influential or knowledgeable Americans are staying silent
as the worsening fascist dictatorship of the Trumpsters and Musketeers
gets more entrenched by the day. Most of these reasons are simple cover for cowardice.
[The Silent Cowards]
Start with the once-powerful Bush family dynasty. They despise Trump as
he does them. Rich and comfortable George W. Bush is very proud of his
Administration’s funding of AIDS medicines saving lives in Africa and
elsewhere. Trump, driven by vengeance and megalomania, moved immediately to
dismantle this program. Immediate harm commenced to millions of victims in
Africa and elsewhere who are reliant on this U.S. assistance (including
programs to lessen the health toll on people afflicted by tuberculosis and
malaria).
Not a peep from George W. Bush, preoccupied with his landscape painting and
perhaps occasional pangs of guilt from his butchery in Iraq. His signal program
is going down in flames and he keeps his mouth shut, as he has largely done
since the upstart loudmouth Trump ended the Bush family’s power over the
Republican Party.
Then there are the Clintons and Obama. They are very rich, and have no
political aspirations. Yet, though horrified by what they see Trump doing to
the government and its domestic social safety net services they once ruled,
mum’s the word.
What are these politicians afraid of as they watch the overthrow of our
government and the oncoming police state? Trump, after all, was not elected to
become a dictator—declaring war on the American people with his firings and
smashing of critical “people’s programs” that benefit liberals and
conservatives, red state and blue state residents alike.
Do they fear being discomforted by Trump/Musk unleashing hate and threats
against them, and getting tarred by Trump’s tirades and violent incitations? No
excuses. Regard for our country must take precedence to help galvanize their
own constituencies to resist tyranny and fight for Democracy.
What about Kamala Harris — the hapless loser to Trump in November’s
presidential election? She must think she has something to say on behalf of the
75 million people who voted for her or against Trump. Silence! She is perfect
bait for Trump’s intimidation tactics. She is afraid to tangle with Trump
despite his declining polls, rising inflation, the falling stock market and
anti-people budget slashing which is harming her supporters and Trump voters’
economic wellbeing, health and safety.
This phenomenon of going dark is widespread. Regulators and prosecutors who
were either fired or quit in advance have not risen to defend their own
agencies and departments, if only to elevate the morale of those civil servants
remaining behind and under siege.
Why aren’t we hearing from Gary Gensler, former head of the U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), now being dismantled, especially
since the SEC is dropping his cases against alleged cryptocurrency crooks?
Why aren’t we hearing much more (she wrote one op-ed) from Samantha Power,
the former head of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) under
Biden, whose life-saving agency is literally being illegally closed down, but
for pending court challenges?
Why aren’t we hearing from Michael Regan, head of the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA), under Biden about saboteur Lee Zeldin, Trump’s
head of EPA, who is now giving green lights to lethal polluters and other
environmental destructions?
These and many other former government officials all have their own circles –
in some cases, millions of people – who need to hear from them.
[The Vocal Resisters and more cowards]
They can take some courage of the seven former I.R.S. Commissioners —
from Republican and Democratic Administrations — who condemned slicing the
I.R.S staff in half and aiding and abetting big time tax evasion by the
undertaxed super-rich and giant corporations. I am told that they would be
eager to testify, should the Democrats in Congress have the energy to hold
unofficial hearings as ranking members of the Senate Finance and House Ways and
Means Committees.
Banding together is one way of reducing the fear factor. After Trump purged the
career military at the Pentagon to put his own “yes men” at the top, five
former Secretaries of Defense, who served under both Democratic and
Republican presidents, sent a letter to Congress denouncing Trump’s firing of
senior military officers and requesting “immediate” House and Senate hearings
to “assess the national security implications of Mr. Trump’s dismissals.” Not a
chance by the GOP majority there. But they could ask the Democrats to hold
UNOFFICIAL HEARINGS as ranking members of the Armed Services Committees! . . .
Don’t self-censoring people know that they are helping the Trumpian
dread, threat and fear machine get worse? Study Germany and Italy in the
nineteen thirties.
The Trump/Musk lawless, cruel, arrogant, dictatorial regime is in our
White House. Their police state infrastructure is in place. Silence is
complicity!
https://nader.org/2025/03/14/stay-silent-and-stay-powerless-against-trumps-tyranny/
. . . Since the moment Donald Trump was declared the victor
in the presidential race, Public
Citizen has been been charging forward to
activate and build out far-reaching, impactful plans that will limit the damage
he and his cronies can inflict upon millions of Americans, our democracy, our
planet, and everyone on it.
Our plan for confronting Trump focuses on three key areas:
1. Mobilizing the American people against Trump’s authoritarian actions.
2. Exposing the conflicts of interest and systemic corruption within MAGA.
3. Litigating against Trump’s cruel and illegal agenda.
Here’s just some of what we’re already doing:
· Two
days after the election — with the Election Sabotage Response Network — we
helped organize a “Making Meaning of the Moment” video call that drew more than
100,000 activists. As a follow on, we’ve helped organize over 600 community
meetings around the country to prepare people for the work ahead.
· We
have created a tracker of Trump administration conflicts of interest that is
already drawing lots of media interest (even as we rush to keep up with more
conflicts every day).
· We
have created a public database of the environmental, health, consumer, and
other regulations the Republican Congress and Trump are likely to target in
their first months. And we are spearheading a coalition of over 100
organizations to fight those deregulatory efforts and label them as the
corporate paybacks they are.
· We
wrote a formal, legal letter to the Trump transition team about the Elon
Musk-led “Department of Government Efficiency” — explaining that what they are
in fact doing is setting up a federal advisory committee that must follow open
government rules and requirements that advisory committees be balanced and
representative — paving the way for possible litigation after the inauguration.
· We
documented ongoing federal investigations against wrongdoing by Elon Musk-owned
companies, highlighting how Musk may leverage his close relationship with Trump
to benefit his companies and enrich himself still further.
· We
submitted a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission on Dr. Mehmet Oz’s
apparent violation of rules requiring social media “influencers” to disclose
their financial interests when promoting products.
· We are
issuing reports on conflicts of interest for Chief of Staff-to-be Susie Wiles
and Attorney General-designate Pam Bondi, and issued detailed statements
opposing more than 10 Trump nominations.
· We
have generated tons of media coverage, including in The New York Times, The
Washington Post, Politico, Los Angeles Times, The
Guardian, ABC News, and much more.
· We are
conducting trainings that will give more Americans the tools to sue and
advocate around regulatory rollbacks, open records requests, misuse of
presidential emergency powers, and more.
· And we
are readying a host of lawsuits once the Trump cabal takes office.
All of that in just the few weeks since the election. And,
again, that’s far from a comprehensive list of our work.
We are also putting specific plans in place
around challenging other Trump nominations, ensuring drug safety, protecting
Medicare, opposing attempts to minimize the threat of climate change, blocking
tax cuts for the super rich, and much, much more.
For now, the name of the game is defense and
mitigating harm. It won’t be long into the next year, however, when we’ll also
be able to start building consensus around bold, transformative proposals.
That’s the work we did during Trump’s first term.
Look, by design, our plans and our work are
unbelievably ambitious.
Because that’s precisely what the moment demands: aggressive, strategic plans
that will make a difference. . . .
If you can, please
donate to Public Citizen right now. . . .
- Lisa Gilbert & Robert Weissman,
Co-Presidents of Public Citizen
James
(Dick), it's been a week since we learned Donald Trump would – once again – be
the next president of the United States.
Here's
what we've done:
·
Ballot measures passed in 7 states enshrining
our right to reproductive freedom in state constitutions. On abortion health
care, we are building a firewall of freedom in the states.
·
We're going to court in Missouri to
implement Amendment 3, the state's winning abortion
rights amendment, and restore abortion access in the state.
·
We are already organizing in states like
Massachusetts and New Jersey to pass state legislation to protect our
communities from the Trump administration's coming attacks – like preventing
the feds from commandeering state resources for Trump's planned mass
deportation scheme.
·
We're preparing to mobilize ACLU supporters for
battles in Congress, including proactive efforts to stem the
irrational spending of taxpayer dollars to harm civil rights – like saying no
to President-elect Trump's demands for unlimited billions for immigration
detention and saying yes to protecting our data privacy.
·
Our legal team is preparing now to challenge
President Trump when he puts his plans into motion. Whether he abuses
his power to go after immigrants, protestors, or dissenters, we will go to
court to stop him.
President-elect
Trump's policies of hate and cruelty are already striking fear into communities
across America. But take heart.
I
speak from experience. Before taking on the role of National Legal Director, I
worked as the director of the ACLU's Center for Democracy, fighting against the
Trump administration's dangerous anti-democracy and anti-immigrant policies –
including the Muslim ban, his illegal funding of the border wall, family
separation, and his effort to chill minority participation in the 2020 Census.
During
the first Trump presidency, we fought back. And we won. President-elect
Trump has vowed to go after our communities and our fundamental freedoms even
harder in his second term. And we will meet him every step of the way – with
lawsuits, a policy firewall in states and cities around the country, and the power
of the people.
Together,
I know we can meet this moment with the response needed to protect all of our
rights – no matter what morally and legally bankrupt policies come down from
the Oval Office.
I'm
glad to have you with me,
Cecillia
Wang, National Legal Director, ACLU
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Institutions
PBS anti-War Films
On Armistice Day Nov. 11, 2024, PBS presented two excellent anti-war
programs.
Independent Lens: “Make Peace or Die: Honor
the Fallen.” An ambiguous title for its
extended interview of a squad of survivors of US occupation of Afghanistan, respectfully
remembering the soldiers who have been killed, not questioning the necessity or
justice of the war, but gradually showing the demoralizing, deleterious effects
of the war on the soldiers and their loved and loving ones back home. A film
for thought, certainly no flag-waving for Veterans Day.
“Just Like Me: The Vietnam War/The American War.” The documentary is structured by alternating
between stories of US troops during the war, and Vietnamese soldiers and
civilians.
Empathy is the foundation of J. William Fulbright’s peace philosophy: “seeing
the world as others see it,” essential to changing our martial, imperial
thinking (Chapter 7, The Price of Empire).
A most convincing witness of
this truth is Larry Rottmann from Springfield, Mo. Larry compiled the important book Voices
from the Ho Chi Minh Trail: Poetry of America and Vietnam, 1965-1993, with
arresting photos by Rottmann and Nguyen Trong Thanh. And I wish everyone could see his documentary,
As Seen by Both Sides: American and Vietnamese Artists Look at the War, winner
of a dozen awards. (I think both can be
found in Mullins Library, UAF, for Larry presented his film and read his poetry
at UAF for my WWIII course.) Neither
Fulbright nor Rottmann were mentioned in “Just Like Me,” but the PBS film
represented their mutual understanding well.
–Dick
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Joyce
Vance. “Everyone
Loves…Harvard.”
Civil Discourse (May 29, 2025).
Portside Snapshot (May 31, 2025).
Harvard
became the first university to push back and sue Trump over his
intrusions into academia. Before Harvard, Columbia folded. As with
the law firms, the question is, who will bend the knee and who would tell the
tyrant-in-the-making NO!
“Harvard Sues White House Over Foreign Student Ban” By News Desk, The Cradle. Popular Resistance.org (5-25-25). Harvard University announced on 23 May that
it is suing the White House for what it called “clear retaliation” against the
school for “exercising its First Amendment rights” after the government barred
international student enrollment. US President Donald Trump has sought to
punish colleges and universities where student protests against Israel's
genocide of Palestinians in Gaza have taken place. International students are a
large source of income for many US colleges and universities. On Thursday,
Trump blocked Harvard's ability to enroll international students, requested
that Harvard's international student records be... -more-
“Class
War At Universities: Workers, Students Unite Against Fascism!” By Will Hodgkinson, Workers World.
Popular Resistance.org (5-11-25).
Boston - Students, professors and workers are confronting the Trump
administration’s fascist crackdown at universities across the U.S. Since
President Donald Trump took office on Jan. 20, immigration officials have
revoked at least 1,700 student visas. In the Boston area alone, hundreds of
students at Harvard, Northeastern, Emerson, Berklee School of Music,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Tufts have already lost legal
protection and face deportation. Over the past few months, authorities
have kidnapped and detained dozens of students and university workers who have
opposed... -more-
“Tough on
Institutions, not Individuals: Resisting Militarism in Engineering Schools.” Originally published: Science for the People on Vol 26, No 3: Palestine by Anonymous (more by Science for the People) | (Posted May
01, 2025). Capitalism, Empire, Movements, WarAmericas, United StatesNewswireSkydio
INDIVIDUALS
Billionaires for Trump
“Liz
Theoharis and Shailly Barnes, Trump 2.0”
Posted on November 24,
2024. . . .Oh, and not only did Musk’s wealth rise by a (mere)
$26.5 billion in the wake (excuse that word, Elon!) of Donald Trump’s election
victory, but the 10 richest billionaires on this planet all made a bloody fortune ($64 billion
in total) off that win. Oh — sorry for all the “ohs” but it does catch me
off-guard — and how coincidental that the two people leading the next
president’s transition team, Howard Lutnick and Linda McMahon, just happen to be — yes, you
guessed it! — billionaire contributors to The Donald’s election campaign. So, I’m sure you won’t be surprised to
learn, given how much the oil and
gas industry donated to his campaign, that he’s only recently appointed Chris
Wright, the chief executive of a fracking company, as secretary of energy.
The New York Times calls Wright “a
media-friendly evangelist for fossil fuels… while disparaging climate science,”
who, in turn, is close — don’t be shocked! — “to Harold G. Hamm, the
billionaire founder of [the oil and gas giant] Continental Resources who
donated nearly $5 million to Mr. Trump since 2023 and is playing a role in the
transition.” And that’s just to
start down a list of billionaires who have backed Donald Trump. As former Labor
Secretary Robert Reich commented all too aptly,
his next term in office “will be a billionaires’ ball.” Indeed, it will. And in
that context, let TomDispatch regulars Liz Theoharis
and Shailly Gupta Barnes focus on those Americans who won’t have a chance in
hell of attending that ball and are likely to find themselves in an ever more
difficult world. Tom Dispatch
“Lifting from the Bottom: How to Survive Donald Trump’s America.”
By Liz Theoharis and Shailly Gupta
Barnes.
“If they do these things when the wood is green, what will happen when it
is dry?” (Luke 23:31). Before November 5th,
millions of us were already struggling with poverty, extreme storms,
immigration nightmares, anti-trans bills, criminalized reproductive health, the
demolition of homeless encampments, the silencing of freedom of speech on
campuses… and, of course, the list only goes on and on. Since Donald Trump and
J.D. Vance were elected, more of us find ourselves in a state of fear and
trembling, given the reports of transgender people attacked in
broad daylight, misogynist social media posts threatening
“your body, my choice,” Black college students receiving notes about returning to enslavement, and the unhoused
beaten and battered.
In the wake of the election results, there has also been a flurry of
activity in anticipation of the extremist policies Donald Trump and crew are
likely to put in place to more deeply harm the nation’s most vulnerable: mass Zoom meetings with MoveOn,
the Working Families Party, Indivisible, and more; interfaith prayer services for healing
and justice organized by various denominations and ecumenical groups; local
actions pulled together by the Women’s March; community meetings
with the hashtag #weareworthfightingfor; and calls to
mobilize for inauguration day and beyond. . . .MORE
Two thousand years later, this sounds all too familiar, doesn’t it?
Looking at Donald Trump’s new appointments and his (and his cronies’)
plans for “making America great again,” you really have to wonder: if the poor
and our democracy were suffering before Trump was reelected, what will happen
now? If, amid relative abundance, the poor were already being abandoned, what
will indeed occur when those with the power to distribute that abundance, and
protect our air, water, and land, openly disdain the “least of these,” who are
most of us, and instead favor the wealthy and powerful?
Donald Trump may liken himself to
Jesus in his media appearances and election rallies, but his words and actions
actually resemble those of Nero and other Roman emperors. With claims that “I alone
can fix your problems” and bread-and-circus rallies like the
pre-election one he held at Madison Square Garden, perhaps a more accurate
parallel with the incoming administration may, in fact, be Nero and his cronies
who stood against Jesus and his mission to end poverty.
If so, then for those committed to the biblical call for a safe and
abundant life for all, such times demand that we focus on building the strength
and power of the people. During the fall of the Roman Empire, poor and
dispossessed communities banded together to build a movement where everyone
would be accepted and all needs would be met. Don’t you hear echoes of that in
the words and actions of that school in West Harlem, so deeply concerned about
its families, and the community actions proclaiming that “we are worth fighting
for”?
Such communities of yesteryear knew a truth that is all the more
important today: lives and livelihoods will be saved, if at all, from below,
rather than on high. As we approach a new year and the inauguration of Donald
Trump (on Martin Luther King Day, no less), let us take to heart a favorite
slogan of the authors: “When we lift from the bottom, everybody rises.” This is
the only way forward.
Copyright 2024 Liz Theoharis and Shailly Gupta Barnes
Featured image: Homeless by Jack is licensed
under CC BY 2.0 / Flickr
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newest Dispatch Books, John Feffer’s new dystopian novel, Songlands (the final one
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Engelhardt’s A Nation Unmade by War, as well as Alfred
McCoy’s In the Shadows of the
American Century: The Rise and Decline of U.S. Global Power, John
Dower’s The Violent American
Century: War and Terror Since World War II, and Ann
Jones’s They Were Soldiers: How
the Wounded Return from America’s Wars: The Untold Story.
Liz Theoharis, a TomDispatch regular, is a theologian,
ordained minister, and anti-poverty activist. Co-chair of the Poor People’s Campaign: A National
Call for Moral Revival and director of the Kairos Center for
Religions, Rights and Social Justice at Union
Theological Seminary in New York City, she is the author of Always With Us? What Jesus Really
Said About the Poor and We Cry Justice: Reading the Bible
with the Poor People's Campaign. Follow her on X
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Call for Moral Revival. She has a background in law,
economics, and human rights and has spent nearly 20 years working with and for
poor and dispossessed communities. See
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DEFEATING
US FASCISM
Max Elbaum. “Defeating
a Bloc Ginned Up on Delusion and Hate.
“ Convergence (May 15,
2025). Portside Snapshot, May 31,
2025.
Removing
this toxic force from power requires both the broadest possible anti-MAGA front
and a radical contingent aware of just how deep the roots of US fascism run.
REPUBLICAN
BUDGET BILL EXPOSED v. Democracy and the People
“Ten Sneaky Sleeper Provisions.”
By Robert Kuttner May 24, 2025.
The
American Prospect.
Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill, Yet
more horrors are hidden in the fine print.
The headlines
in the budget reconciliation bill that passed the House by one vote early
Thursday morning are well known: massive tax cuts for the rich financed by
crippling program cuts in Medicaid and food stamps, raising the federal debt by
$3.3 trillion over a decade, and in turn spooking bond markets. But a lot of
other mischief is buried in the fine print. Here are ten of the worst. . .
.MORE
Tom Dispatch, Tomgram. “Nan Levinson, It Can't Happen Here
(or Can It?)” March 13,
2025.
. . .Yikes! In the context of all that (and possibly the longest single sentence paragraph I've ever written), let TomDispatch regular Nan Levinson explore how indeed it might be possible to disrupt the Great Disrupter sooner rather than later. Tom
““
How to Resist This Fresh Hell: Withholding Consent from the Trump Regime” By Nan Levinson.
Not even two
months since Inauguration Day and it’s already been quite a trip. Ping-ponging
between vindictive pettiness and unconstitutional overreach while using
everything in his power (and much that isn't), Donald Trump has served up a
goulash of dubious orders with a slathering of venom on top. He's been abetted
in the upheaval he promised on the campaign trail by the richest man on Earth,
a cabal of lickspittles, and a cabinet filled with people who appear to have
answered job ads stipulating, “Only the unqualified may apply.” As it became
clearer what the battles to come would be, a friend wrote me: “I feel now like
we're watching it all happen. It being that thing that can't happen here.”
There would be something strangely exhilarating about the frenzy of activity in
Washington, if only it weren’t so careless, mean, dishonest, and destructive.
Some of the most egregious actions have indeed been temporarily halted by the
courts, but there’s no guarantee that trend will hold up -- if, of course,
Donald Trump and crew even pay attention to court decisions -- especially when
cases arrive at what's potentially "his" Supreme Court. Meanwhile,
insidious ideological purges encourage citizens to rat out their neighbors and
coworkers, as leaders of industry, the media, and other institutions rush to
appease the president before he dissolves into a hissy fit of revenge. (The
speed with which many corporations complied with the order to axe DEI programs
illuminates how shallow their commitment to that effort really was.)
Click here to read more of
this dispatch.
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you missed it, here is the latest and most popular post-election content
from Wolves and Sheep, the
associated Substack of Bowers News Media, and part of the Bowers Kerbel Media
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NATIONS: DENMARK (GREENLAND). Needed: a report of the nations
standing up to Trump/USA and those bending the knee. See
Trump’s Foreign Policy.
“Denmark
summons U.S. Envoy over espionage targeting Greenland.” teleSUR Desk. Mronline.org (5-11-25)
Intelligence
agencies have been identifying individuals who align with U.S. strategic
interests.
“The Democratic Party Botched the
2024 Election” by Anne Colamosca. Tribune (May 23, 2025).
The Democrats neglected their voter base in
2024 and failed to respond to Trump’s campaign with anything beyond the
maintenance of a bankrupt neoliberalism.
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