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Marxist

[mahrk-sist] / ˈmɑrk sɪst /


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Cameron markets his Freedom Island Tour as a wholesome alternative to the Drag Queen Story Hours promoted by woke Marxist librarians.

From Washington Post

In one, he proposed strengthening police departments with additional hiring and criticized what he called “radical Marxist prosecutors who are abolishing cash bail, refusing to charge crimes and surrendering our cities to violent criminals.”

From New York Times

"The alleged commission of these crimes would have occurred during the electoral campaign of Peru Libre," the attorney general's office said, referencing the Marxist party that led Castillo to the presidency of the Andean country.

From Reuters

Ortega, 76, a former Marxist rebel who helped topple a right-wing dictatorship in the late 1970s, regained power in 2007 and sailed to a fourth term in an election widely slammed as a sham.

From Reuters

Past covert action programs were carried out in Afghanistan against Soviet military forces during the 1980s, and in Nicaragua in support of Contra rebels against Sandinista Marxists, also during the 1980s.

From Washington Times