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Trump’s Die-Hards Are Taking Their Cultishness to New Lows

Sasha Abramsky I’m finally starting to understand why Jim Jones’s lieutenants didn’t try to stop him. The post Trump’s Die-Hards Are Taking Their Cultishness to New Lows appeared first on The Nation .

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