Young people look towards socialism to solve economic problems. Maryland considers legalizing lemonade stands.

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February 5, 2020

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With Brexit, Britain Is Finally at the Wheel of Its Own Destiny ([link removed] )

The key implication of leaving the E.U. is confirmation that a range of policy powers, for good or ill, will ultimately be returned to Britain.

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Socialism Is Legitimately Popular ([link removed] )

A big driver seems to be young people’s resentment of the rich.

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