Banking is social infrastructure, and is intimately dependent upon public support and regulation. To that extent, public banking is not ‘extreme’ or an ‘aberration’. To the contrary, it restores banking to its proper role as a tool of public development.
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The past few election cycles have seen notable geographical shifts in voting. Rural voters – already a bedrock of GOP support – have supported the party by wider margins. The 2018 midterms, meanwhile, showed the suburbs increasingly turning blue.
This is a story about a direct action that I wasn’t a part of but I do know a bit from locals and despite this being a small and widely underreported story, I was able to dig up enough information through my activist contacts to put together the following.
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