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🤔I think Michael is asking people to think here. Everyone keeps asking why Congress hasn’t passed a single election-integrity bill. But that’s the wrong question. Either the entire system is corrupt beyond repair… or something else is operating above the surface that makes legislation irrelevant right now. When you...

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