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A nation’s collapse into authoritarianism is rarely sudden. It is often a cumulative series of incidents that go unchallenged. And it almost always involves the quelling of dissent.
In the US, these incidents are now being broadcast daily, right in front of our eyes.
A nation’s collapse into authoritarianism is rarely sudden. It is often a cumulative series of incidents that go unchallenged. And it almost always involves the quelling of dissent.
In the US, these incidents are now being broadcast daily, right in front of our eyes.
People in wheelchairs zip-tied and escorted out of Capitol Hill office building during Medicaid cuts protest
U.S. Capitol Police detained a group of peaceful protestors on Wednesday, including several people in wheelchairs, during a protest over proposed cuts to Medicaid spending on Capitol Hill.
www.scrippsnews.com
June 25, 2025 at 9:30 PM
Full story below.
A nation’s collapse into authoritarianism is rarely sudden. It is often a cumulative series of incidents that go unchallenged. And it almost always involves the quelling of dissent.
In the US, these incidents are now being broadcast daily, right in front of our eyes.
A nation’s collapse into authoritarianism is rarely sudden. It is often a cumulative series of incidents that go unchallenged. And it almost always involves the quelling of dissent.
In the US, these incidents are now being broadcast daily, right in front of our eyes.