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This ain’t no party, but populism is destroying our federal politics

Something fundamental, and dangerous, has happened to the normally partisan world of politics, with all it warts. Populism has arrived like an 18-wheeler crashing into a bridge abutment, scattering its ugly cargo of racism, xenophobia, and trumped up distrust of government and government institutions all over the road.

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BY MICHAEL HARRIS
March 20, 2023

Opinion | BY MICHAEL HARRIS | March 20, 2023

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