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Julian Assange: Democratic Party is “doomed”

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Julian Assange: Democratic Party is “doomed”

Charlie May 30/06/2025 13:25

Assange says the politics of centrism and the Democrats’ neglect of their base are why they can’t move forward…

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Assange says the politics of centrism and the Democrats’ neglect of their base are why they can’t move forward…
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