The CIA Democrats in the 2020 elections

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The CIA Democrats in the 2020 elections

Article: The CIA Democrats in the 2020 elections - In the course of the 2018 elections, a large group of former military-intelligence operatives entered capitalist politics as candidates seeking the Democratic Party nomination in 50 congressional seats.

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