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Drop Site: Trump’s Blueprint to Crush the Left Draws from Decades of Counterterrorism Policy

Drop Site (10/3/25 ([link removed]) )

This week on CounterSpin: Trump and his enablers have a plan ([link removed]) : to officially define anyone who opposes an agenda of white supremacy, imperialism, patriarchy—any dissenters—as "terrorists," the "enemy within." The question is no longer if that’s happening, but how we respond, and that response is enriched by understanding the history. We’re in a fight for our right to speak up, and out—but it’s not the first time. We’ll learn from Chip Gibbons, policy director of Defending Rights & Dissent ([link removed]) , about the old in the new "counterterrorism" project ([link removed]) .

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CBPP: Federal Data Are Disappearing as Statistical Agencies Face Budget Cuts and Political Pressure

CBPP (9/29/25 ([link removed]) )

Also on the show: The Department of Agriculture says they’re defunding the annual survey ([link removed]) on food security, just as the largest-ever cuts to food assistance through SNAP hit families, and as food prices continue to rise. It doesn’t mean the predictable harms won’t happen, just that policymakers will have less information to use to respond to them. Is that the plan? We’ll hear about that from Cara Brumfield, vice president for housing and income security at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities ([link removed]) .

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