American Fascism

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Fascism in America already has a long history, from the 1930's to today Trumpist MAGA movement...

United States of America

Throughout its history, America has been an example of the best and the worst of humanitarian and democratic principles. It has always been flawed in its policies and institutions. In 2024, its main challenge is to preserve the best that it already has.

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