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In reply to the discussion: Why a U-M professor signed a 'Statement of Concern' warning about the death of U.S. democracy [View all]

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2. Congresswoman Mace, gets more attention with her, self attack, than our national intelligentsia.
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Thu Jun 3, 2021, 12:14 PM
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Why a U-M professor signed a 'Statement of Concern' warning about the death of U.S. democracy [View all] marmar Jun 2021 OP
If 2024 doesn't go their way, no doubt the thugs will claim the election was stolen. Initech Jun 2021 #1
I for one will NEVER say we are doomed. Our dem leaders and President Biden aren't giving in PortTack Jun 2021 #3
OK then I will take that approach also! Initech Jun 2021 #4
Congresswoman Mace, gets more attention with her, self attack, than our national intelligentsia. ShazamIam Jun 2021 #2
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