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“[W]hy shouldn’t tax be collected before the money is given away?”

This time, however qualified, in Mehrsa Baradaran’s new progressive critique of neoliberalism.

Conservative donors need to take a hard look at where their dollars go.

“[T]oday’s politics of the street,” according to political historian Donald T. Critchlow, “resembles that of the late Roman Republic, when oligarchs, such as Caesar, Sulla, and Catiline, organized mobs to serve their factional interests.”