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What Do Voters Really Think? We Asked Them.
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10,000 Swing-State Voters Were Asked About Socialism. Here’s What They Said.
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What Do Voters Really Think? We Asked Them. The Epoch Times
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Summary A growing number of socialist candidates are running for Congress this year, promising to bring radical changes to Washington, D.C. They’ve embraced a nickname, “The Bloc,” and an ambitious agenda of far-left policies aligned with the Democratic Socialists of America.
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