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Denouncing socialism won’t pay Gen Z’s grocery bills

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Denouncing socialism won’t pay Gen Z’s grocery bills

According to a recent poll, almost half of people under 30 say they would vote for a socialist presidential candidate. Conservatives can respond by pointing to socialism’s dismal historical record.

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