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It’s happening. Liberals cannot fathom that content creators are now dwarfing their billion-dollar propaganda machine. They blame “political actors” for the lack of trust in public institutions. Well, this is where I say, “look inside yourself”. You’re the only ones to blame. The government perpetuated this. We just covered...

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