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Midterms: 14 Million in Four of America's Largest Cities Will Now Live Under Socialist Mayoral Rule
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Midterms: 14 Million in Four of America's Largest Cities Will Now Live Under Socialist Mayoral Rule
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Fourteen million people in four of America's largest cities will soon be under the rule of socialist mayors due to the midterm elections on Tuesday. The post Midterms: 14 Million in Four of America’s Largest Cities Will Now Live Under Socialist Mayoral Rule appeared first on Breitbart .
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Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., now join Seattle and New York City as top-20 U.S. cities led by DSA-affiliated socialist mayors in office.
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