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Why is this crucial perspective almost entirely missing from mainstream political coverage? When regular people look at modern legislatures, it’s rare to find anyone who actually shares an everyday economic background. The political system heavily favors career insiders, leaving working-class representation as the exception rather than the rule. It’s... show more

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