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[T]here is a witch hunt taking place on an unprecedented scale.

Taxpayers are not willing to be responsible for rescuing Wall Street executives.

The continuous expansion of global capitalism is the result of more than 70 interventionist wars against different developing countries that have been waged in order to achieve beneficial political conditions for its markets, allow the penetration of Western capital, and dominate the extraction of natural resources and the labor force.

The suggestion that the interests of Wall Street stand diametrically against those of Main Street is dangerous populism.

How closely connected religion and politics were was something Democrats had often ignored, sometimes misunderstood or just resigned themselves to.

[I]f [Trump] loses, he could end up behind bars instead of in the White House.

Perhaps this is the driving force of populism: to believe it is the protagonist in stories of the past.