How to Hijack Conservatism 101
At one time, the term “neocon” referred to a specific group of presumably-reformed Trotskyites who had migrated away from the
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Read MoreRewind for a second. It’s 2016 again. Donald Trump is allegedly in last-place during the Republican primaries. Google has been
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