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What’s different about ‘democratic’ socialism and what isn’t * WorldNetDaily * by Holly Jean Soto, Real Clear Wire

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Source link Screen capture from website of Democratic Socialists of America Democratic socialism is having a political moment. Fresh off the victories of three socialist-backed candidates in New York’s Democratic

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