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In America, domestic extremists are a bigger risk than foreign terrorism

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Take America back from those who have stolen it. Protect America from those who want to destroy it. Restore the principles that these usurpers betrayed.

These are the messages that have defined the GOP presidential race. They have been used for the past eight years to justify obstruction of the Obama administration, and are now being used to paint...

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