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Viewpoint: Election 2024 epitaph

By Karen Rubin
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Posted on November 7, 2024

 

“We’ve held the line against Trump before and we will do it again,” is the refrain from environmental activists, holding back the existential horror of an unhinged, unleashed Trump/MAGA triumverate. It is followed by the invocation, “Donate now.”

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