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Populism will win the 2024 election

25 October 2024

12:32 AM

25 October 2024

12:32 AM

The election is less than two weeks away and early voting has begun, but we already know the winner. It’s populism.

Unlike every other presidential election this century, in 2024 we’re watching a campaign in which both parties’ nominees are running on explicitly populist platforms. As a result, no matter who wins, they’ll form a government with an agenda and mandate different from the one Washington’s status quo corporatist, globalists and lobbyists prefer.

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