What's the implications of Trump's executive actions on stimulus. How do we fight two-party polarization?

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August 12, 2020

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We Can’t Withstand This Two-Party Tug of War ([link removed] )

There are strong reasons to be concerned about our current party system and where it’s taking us.

- Is Two-Party Polarization a Threat to Liberty? ([link removed] )

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The two parties are far from agreement on another aid package, so President Trump has decided to take tax and spending measures by executive action.

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