
“Foreign money, old money, same story.”

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“I don’t believe that,” she said, the words edged with disbelief and disgust. “You think that’s crazy?” “Some people swear even the top seats—hell, maybe whole political parties—have been bought out. Foreign money, old money, same story. Maybe it’s conspiracy, maybe not.” “But look at the policies. Look at the laws they slide through—every one eroding American rights, chipping away a little more—privacy, autonomy, freedom of speech— undermining individual freedoms and our constitutional right to the pursuit of happiness—all under the guise of ‘Climate Change.’”
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