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The Delusional Premises Of Woke Greens
The Delusional Premises Of Woke Greens
Authored by Edward Ring via American Greatness,
While the burgeoning democratic socialist movement is getting a lot of attention in advance of the 2026 midterm elections, a parallel dimension of wokeism quietly continues to advance. For now, the Trump administration has attenuated its most extreme threats, but its institutional support is unwavering, and its slow progress is unrelenting. The woke greens are pursuing their own long march.
The agenda of the woke greens is synergistic with democratic socialism. Its currency is fear and resentment. The Earth...
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