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On this page we highlight some presidential candidates. Our aim is to help our readers determine what program might help “we, the people” continue our fight for a society and government that serves the people, not the corporations. – The editors
 

Bernie asks America: ‘Are you willing to stand together and fight?’


 

We need a society that puts ‘humanity first,’ says Yang


 

Potential Green Party nominee: Nationalize some industries


 

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