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Across the country, dozens of legislatures are attacking democratic rights and principles in session after session.
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Across the country, dozens of legislatures are attacking democratic rights and principles in session after session.
CNN keeps demonstrating that its reason for existing is largely to promote the Democrat agenda. It joined MSNBC in promoting the latest book of David Pepper, who led Ohio's Democratic Party from 2015 to 2021. His new book is titled Saving Democracy, but Pepper seems very upset that Republicans were elected in so many states. In other words, democracy fails when Republicans win.
For Democrats, it's time for the era of big government to be over again. And that could be a very good thing.
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Journalists from all over the world traveled to Ohio in early spring for the Kiplinger Fellowship. There were 19 fellows this year, representing 12 nations. They had the added distinction of being the program’s 50th-anniversary class. Kevin Z. Smith, the Kiplinger Program’s executive director, spoke with E&P about the evolution of the fellowship program.