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The Movement: Conservatives make closing arguments against socialism

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The Movement: Conservatives make closing arguments against socialism

The final hours of the midterm season are upon us, and conservative groups fighting against the odds to preserve the Republican power trifecta in Washington are broadcasting their closing arguments, which equate Democrats with socialism,…

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