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“Wallace opposed the cold war, the arms race with the Soviet Union and racial segregation. He was a strong advocate of labor unions, national health insurance, public works jobs and women's equality. He would have been, without question, the most radical president in American history. He would have served out the remaining three years of FDR's fourth term and certainly would have sought to be elected on his own in 1948.”

Having dominated the Democratic Party for years, the meritocrats now find themselves in a state of crisis.

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“Harris has been criticized for a lack of vigor in prosecuting foreclosure fraud.”

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