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Hilary Flint (left), Melanie Meade (left-center), Elise Keaton Wade (right-center), and Angela Shaneyfelt (right) sit together at a table during a "Working People" live show panel hosted at Red Emma's bookstore in Baltimore on Oct 19, 2024. Photo by Maximillian Alvarez.
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Republicans’ cynical and selective concern for social welfare 

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