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Read Politics Rumpus Original Dispatches from the Swamp: The Babble in the Bubble Samuel AshworthDecember 19, 2017 To the extent that America—that great big word that makes us all so anxious—exists at all, it exists as a vast and noisy sheet of bubble wrap.Read
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