Resentment and resistance

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Patró Mabíli takes on old talking points about deficits and closed borders. The U.S., a One-Party State, a Democratic Resistance 

The political divide deepens, Project 2025 architects empowered, the rich get richer and  fear among the politically marginalized is real. The community explores what mandate was declared. 

History shows Republicans will likely reverse Democratic progress on inflation and deficits.

The political landscape in the Florida governor’s final two years in office is also discussed.

A decade of police reforms are itemized and communities wonder who will face threats in this political climate.

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