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GOP Rejection Of Democracy Leaves Force And Violence As Remaining Governing Option
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November 1, 2022
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5:42Now PlayingRachel Maddow argues that as Republican leaders discredit elections and encourage the abandonment of democracy, the option they are tacitly endorsing for how to run a government is force and violence, a value seen in the reactions of many Republicans to the attempted murder of the husband of the speaker of the House.
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