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Who’s Afraid of Fusionism?

"It's not easy to be on the vanguard of a new Republican Party or a new conservative movement," then-Ohio Senate candidate J.D. Vance told the "Restoring a Nation" conference in October 2022. "There is a risk that it gets folded into Fusionism 2.0," Vance warned. The post Who’s Afraid of Fusionism? appeared first on .

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