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Social media is changing how government works and the left is catching on, argues writer

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September 2, 2025

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Semafor's Ben Smith joins Morning Joe to discuss his latest piece 'No more ‘Yes, Minister’: How Trump and Social Media Broke the Bureaucracy'.

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