2024 book review : the what-ifs of an election that took US closer to autocracy
Deeply sourced narrative charts the delusions of the main players and the disastrous debate that reset the campaign Donald Trump is on a roll. The “big, beautiful bill” is law. Ice, his paramilitary immigration force, rivals foreign armies for size and funding. Democrats stand demoralized and (…)
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The Guardian (Asia Pacific)
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The Guardian (Asia Pacific)
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