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- Raymond Nat Turner , BAR poet-in-residenceDid you see de Kids questin Madum Di-Fiâ catchinâ her befoâ she cud spin de big lieâŚ? Lawd, de âtude anâ disdain she cudnât cunseel showâd her true colors on de Green New DealâŚ
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- Margaret Kimberley , BAR editor and senior columnistIt should now be clear to all honest and sane people that the only collusion was between the corporate media and the Democratic Party to spin a phony tale.
- Danny Haiphong , BAR contributorThe corporate Democrats truly fear Sanders because he represents a dangerous political path that may lead large portions of the population to demand an improvement in their condition.
- Ann Garrison , BAR contributorMichael Bennett tells it like he sees it in his new book, and shows with fine literary flair that heâs never acclimated to the NFL plantation.