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When we think of populism, or the rise of populism, it’s pretty easy to think of Donald Trump. We think of his rants against immigrants. We think of his campaign against the elites, his cries to …
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Cries for impeachment have echoed across the country since the day Donald Trump was elected the 45th President of the United States of America. Admittedly, a lot of these cries arose before any …
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There’s no debate that throughout the 2016 election, Trump was met with a lot of opposition, not just from Democrats, but members of the Republican party who publically criticized or refused …
