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Job Losses Mount After Charlie Kirk Assassination: A Nationwide Backlash

September 14, 2025

The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025, has sparked not only grief and outrage but also a wave of professional consequences for those who commented on the tragedy online or in public. Across the United States, at least 30 individuals—from educators and government workers to airline staff and media figures—have faced firings, suspensions, or investigations due to their social media posts or statements about Kirk’s death. Below is a comprehensive look at these cases, highlighting the posts that led to swift repercussions and the broader implications of this phenomenon.

A Polarized Response to Tragedy

Following Kirk’s assassination, public figures and private citizens alike took to social media to express their views. While many mourned the loss of the Turning Point USA founder, others posted comments that were deemed inflammatory, celebratory, or insensitive, often leading to viral backlash amplified by accounts like Libs of TikTok or public officials. Employers, facing pressure, acted quickly, citing violations of conduct codes or damage to organizational values. This mirrors similar fallout after the 2024 assassination attempt on President Donald Trump, underscoring the risks of online speech in a polarized climate.

Below is a detailed breakdown of the reported cases, including what was said, the outcomes, and any associated visuals that fueled public reactions.

The Cases: Who Said What, and What Happened

CaseName/PositionEmployerWhat They Said/PostedOutcomeVisuals in the News
1Matthew Dowd, Political AnalystMSNBCOn-air: Called Kirk divisive, using “hate speech” against groups, linking it to hateful actions.Fired after apology on X.MSNBC studio clips in news reports, no unique graphic.
2Laura Sosh-Lightsy (or unnamed), Assistant DeanMiddle Tennessee State UniversityOn Facebook: “Looks like ol’ Charlie spoke his fate into existence. Hate begets hate. ZERO sympathy.”Fired for “inappropriate, callous comments.”No specific graphic; mentioned in U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn’s X post.
3Lauren Uncapher Stokes, Executive AssistantUniversity of MississippiOn Instagram: Called Kirk a “white supremacist” and “reimagined Klan member.”Fired on Sept. 11.Screenshots on X (unavailable directly).
4Charlie Rock, Communications CoordinatorCarolina PanthersOn Instagram: Questioned sadness over Kirk’s death, shared Wu-Tang Clan’s “Protect Ya Neck.”Fired on Sept. 11.No specific graphic reported.
5Aaron Sharpe, OwnerLucius Q (Cincinnati)On Facebook: Replied “Good riddance” with expletive to “Praying for Charlie Kirk.”Lost TQL Stadium contract; severed ties with restaurant.No specific graphic reported.
6Anthony Pough, EmployeeU.S. Secret ServiceOn Facebook: Condemned mourning Kirk, cited his “hate and racism,” referenced “karma.”On administrative leave, under investigation.Fox News graphic: Secret Service badge with text quoting spokesperson on conduct violation.
7Unnamed WorkerOffice Depot (Michigan)In video: Refused to print Kirk vigil posters, calling them “propaganda.”Fired after video went viral.Viral video (no static image).
8Unnamed Junior StrategistNasdaqOffensive posts about Kirk’s death (unspecified).Terminated.No graphic reported.
9Unnamed U.S. MarineU.S. Marine CorpsMocked or condoned Kirk’s murder online.On leave or fired.No graphic reported.
10Unnamed Data AnalystFEMAOn Instagram: Disgusted at flags lowered for a “racist homophobe misogynist.”On administrative leave.No graphic reported.
11Unnamed TeacherWisconsin High SchoolCalled Kirk a “racist, xenophobic, transphobic” figure who incited hatred.On administrative leave.No graphic reported.
12Unnamed TeacherOregon SchoolWrote: Kirk’s death “really brightened up my day.”Fired.No graphic reported.
13Unnamed TeacherOklahoma Public SchoolWrote: Kirk “died the same way he lived: bringing out the worst in people.”Under investigation.No graphic reported.
14Unnamed TeacherTexas SchoolOn Facebook: Questioned if Kirk’s death was “consequences” with “#karma is a b*tch.”Calls for termination; status unclear.No graphic reported.
15Unnamed TeacherNaples, NY High SchoolLikened Kirk to a Nazi; wrote “good riddance to bad garbage.”Under investigation.Screenshots shared by Libs of TikTok (unavailable directly).
16Unnamed FirefighterNew Orleans Fire DepartmentOn Instagram: Kirk should “carry that bullet” as a “gift from god.”Under investigation.No graphic reported.
17Multiple Pilots (e.g., “Rob”)American Airlines (possibly Delta/Endeavor)Mocked Kirk’s death as “the cost of our liberty.”Grounded, removed from duty.Photo: Pilot in cockpit with Endeavor Air lanyard, smiling.
18Multiple EmployeesDelta Air LinesPosts violated social media policy (beyond “healthy debate”).Suspended; may face termination.No graphic reported.
19Unnamed EmployeeNext Door Childcare (Milwaukee)Called Kirk’s death “horrible” but politicized it, citing his pro-gun stance.Fired.No graphic reported.
20Callie Wulk, Executive DirectorWausau River District, Rise Up Central WisconsinReposted news with “well deserved” and clapping emojis.Terminated from both roles.No graphic reported.
21Elizabeth McFarland Clark, 5th Grade TeacherRockaway Township School District (NJ)On Facebook: “Pray for him? He said some people have to get shot to ‘keep our guns.’ Oh well.”Calls for termination; under review.Screenshots: Red-circled Facebook comments with her profile details.
22Unnamed EmployeeAustin Peay State University (TN)Online comments about Kirk’s death (unspecified).Fired.No graphic reported.
23Unnamed EmployeeTN Dept. of Commerce and InsuranceOnline comments about Kirk’s death (unspecified).Fired.No graphic reported.
24Salvador Ramírez, Congressional StafferMexico’s ruling partyOn TV: Kirk was “given a spoonful of his own chocolate” for promoting weapons.Resigned.No graphic reported.
25Multiple Military Members & CiviliansPentagonMocked or condoned Kirk’s murder online.Several relieved of duties.No graphic reported.
26Unnamed NurseNew Jersey HospitalReported doctor who “cheered” Kirk’s death.Improperly suspended; now suing.Fox News graphic: Red/white text on black about nurse’s lawsuit.
27Unnamed DoctorNew Jersey HospitalAllegedly “cheered” Kirk’s assassination publicly.Not specified.(Shared with nurse’s graphic above.)
28Unnamed TeacherUnspecified SchoolForced students to watch assassination video; said Kirk deserved it.Suspended.No graphic reported.
29Unnamed Section ChiefFEMALaughed, called Kirk a “lunatic” who “deserves it,” shared memes.Not specified (hidden camera exposure).No graphic reported.

The Bigger Picture

These cases highlight a growing trend: social media posts, even on personal accounts, can lead to severe professional consequences when they touch on divisive issues. Employers, from universities to corporations to government agencies, are prioritizing their public image and values, often acting swiftly in response to public outcry. Screenshots shared by high-profile figures or accounts like Libs of TikTok have accelerated these outcomes, turning private posts into public scandals.

The backlash isn’t new. As USC professor Karen North noted in 2024 after the Trump assassination attempt, “No matter how private your life is, everybody has an audience.” The Kirk cases show how quickly that audience can demand accountability—and how employers are listening.

Why It Matters

This wave of firings and suspensions raises questions about free speech, workplace policies, and the role of social media in amplifying outrage. While some argue these individuals faced just consequences for inflammatory remarks, others see a chilling effect on open discourse. As political violence escalates—evidenced by Kirk’s assassination and prior incidents—navigating online expression remains a minefield.

What do you think? Should employers discipline staff for personal social media posts? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Sources: USA TODAY, NPR, Reuters, Fox News, and various local reports. Visual descriptions based on available news imagery.

$8.6 million to local prosecutors to enforce workers’ rights

California

Oakland— The California Labor Commissioner’s Office (LCO) is awarding $8.55 million in Workers’ Rights Enforcement grants to 16 prosecutors’ offices across the state. Now in its second year, this first-of-its-kind grant program supports local efforts to combat wage theft and other labor violations by providing critical funding to hold lawbreaking employers accountable.

With this funding, local prosecutors can strengthen and expand their capacity to investigate wage theft, build specialized enforcement units, and increase prosecutions against employers who break the law.

What California Labor Commissioner Lilia García-Brower said: “Wage theft is a serious crime that devastates working families and weakens California’s economy. I am proud to announce an additional $8.55 million in grant funding to continue advancing our critical work in holding perpetrators accountable through increased prosecutions for wage theft. We remain firmly committed to partnering with community organizations, industry leaders, and public prosecutors to end these abusive practices. Workers deserve every dollar they’ve rightfully earned, and law-abiding employers deserve a level playing field.”

Demand remained high this year, with local prosecutors requesting more than $10.7 million in total funding. While only $8.55 million was available, the strong interest reflects a growing commitment among local offices to take an active role in protecting workers and holding employers accountable.

Each office was eligible to apply for up to $750,000 in competitive grant funding. Grant funds are restricted to personnel and audit-related costs to ensure resources are specifically directed toward wage theft enforcement efforts.

The 16 public prosecutors who applied for the grant will receive awards as detailed below:

Public ProsecutorAward
Alameda District Attorney$750,000
Contra Costa District Attorney$360,000
Fresno City Attorney$750,000
Long Beach City Prosecutor$250,000
Los Angeles City Attorney$400,000
Los Angeles County Counsel$250,000
Los Angeles District Attorney$750,000
Oakland City Attorney$630,269
Orange County District Attorney$700,000
San Diego City Attorney$400,000
San Diego District Attorney$750,000
San Francisco City Attorney$600,000
San Francisco District Attorney$233,256
San Mateo District Attorney$750,000
Santa Clara County Counsel$750,000
Sonoma District Attorney$226,475

“I thank the California Labor Commissioner’s Office for providing additional resources that bolster our fight against worker exploitation, enhance partnerships, and forge new county-wide alliances to uncover wage theft across San Mateo County’s major industries,” said San Mateo County District Attorney Stephen Wagstaffe. “We have uncovered hundreds of thousands of dollars in stolen wages, filed criminal charges, launched several investigations, and built a strong network of community partners who ensure every victim’s story reaches our team. With this momentum, we are relentlessly pursuing every dollar owed and sending an unmistakable message: in San Mateo County, stealing from workers will cost you far more than you ever saved.”

“The Workers’ Rights Enforcement Grant has been essential in empowering our city to investigate and prosecute wage theft in Fresno,” said Fresno City Attorney Andrew Janz. “With this grant funding, we’ve established a dedicated prosecution unit within the City Attorney’s Office focused on holding violators accountable. We want our residents to know that we will not tolerate bad actors stealing from hardworking people.”

Established in 2023 with $18 million in funding over two years, the Workers’ Rights Enforcement Grant Program provides competitive funding to support state labor law enforcement and assist workers in combating wage theft, preventing unfair competition and protecting state revenue. Today’s announcement marks the second round of grant funding, following the initial $8.55 million awarded in 2024. Additional information on the Workers’ Rights Enforcement Grant Program is posted online.

About the Labor Commissioner’s Office

Within the Department of Industrial Relations, the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement (California Labor Commissioner’s Office) combats wage theft and unfair competition by investigating allegations of illegal and unfair business practices.

In 2020, LCO launched a multi-pronged outreach campaign, Reaching Every Californian. The campaign amplifies basic protections and builds pathways to affected populations, so workers and employers understand legal protections and obligations, as well as the Labor Commissioner’s enforcement procedures.

The Truth About Ukraine: How Trump is Exposing Global Corruption

The Truth About Ukraine: How Trump is Exposing Global Corruption

When President Donald Trump raised questions about Ukraine during his now-famous July 2019 phone call with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the media and political establishment erupted in outrage. They accused Trump of abusing his power, of pressuring a foreign leader for personal gain, and of undermining U.S. national security. But what if there’s another side to this story? What if Trump’s actions were not about personal vendettas but about exposing the deep-rooted corruption that has plagued Ukraine—and much of the world—for decades?

The Corruption Problem in Ukraine

Ukraine has long been known as one of the most corrupt countries in Europe. From embezzlement and bribery to political favoritism and misuse of foreign aid, the country’s problems are well-documented. For years, U.S. taxpayer dollars have flowed into Ukraine with little accountability, often ending up in the pockets of corrupt officials rather than being used to strengthen the country’s democracy or security.

President Trump recognized this problem and sought to address it. His request for Ukraine to investigate potential corruption involving the Bidens and other figures was not an abuse of power—it was a legitimate effort to ensure that U.S. aid was being used properly and that American interests were being protected. After all, why should American taxpayers foot the bill for a country that can’t even manage its own affairs?

The Biden Connection

The media and Trump’s critics have tried to frame the Biden-Ukraine story as a conspiracy theory, but the facts tell a different story. Hunter Biden, the son of then-Vice President Joe Biden, was appointed to the board of Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company, despite having no relevant experience. At the time, Burisma was under investigation for corruption, and Joe Biden himself later bragged about pressuring Ukraine to fire a prosecutor who was looking into the company.

This isn’t a conspiracy—it’s a clear example of the kind of corruption that Trump was trying to expose. By calling for an investigation, Trump wasn’t targeting a political rival; he was standing up for transparency and accountability. And yet, instead of applauding his efforts, the media and the establishment turned him into a villain.

The Impeachment Charade

The impeachment of President Trump over the Ukraine call was nothing more than a politically motivated witch hunt. Democrats and their allies in the media used the controversy to distract from the real issue: the corruption that Trump was trying to uncover. Figures like Alexander Vindman, who testified against Trump, were portrayed as heroes, but in reality, they were defending a broken system that benefits the powerful at the expense of the American people.

Trump’s critics claim that he was undermining U.S. foreign policy, but the truth is that he was trying to reform it. For too long, the U.S. has turned a blind eye to corruption in countries like Ukraine, pouring billions of dollars into unstable regimes without demanding accountability. Trump’s approach was a breath of fresh air—a reminder that American leaders should always put American interests first.

The Bigger Picture

The Ukraine scandal isn’t just about one phone call or one country. It’s about a global system of corruption that has gone unchecked for far too long. From Ukraine to China to the Middle East, powerful elites have used their positions to enrich themselves at the expense of ordinary citizens. President Trump’s willingness to challenge this system is one of the reasons why he’s so hated by the establishment—and so loved by the American people.

By demanding accountability from Ukraine, Trump wasn’t just standing up for American taxpayers; he was standing up for the principles of transparency and justice. He was sending a message to the world that the days of unchecked corruption are over. And that’s exactly why his critics are so desperate to silence him.

The Path Forward

As we look to the future, it’s clear that Trump’s approach to Ukraine—and to foreign policy in general—is exactly what America needs. We need leaders who are willing to ask tough questions, to challenge the status quo, and to put American interests first. We need leaders who aren’t afraid to expose corruption, no matter where it lies.

The media and the establishment may continue to attack Trump, but the American people know the truth. President Trump isn’t the problem—he’s the solution. And as long as he continues to fight for transparency and accountability, he’ll have the support of millions of Americans who are tired of seeing their hard-earned tax dollars wasted on corruption and cronyism.

Why Trump’s Critics Fear His Realism

President Donald Trump’s approach to foreign policy has always been a lightning rod for controversy. His critics, including figures like Alexander Vindman, have consistently painted his “America First” strategy as reckless, isolationist, or even dangerous. But what if the real reason for their fear is far simpler? What if they fear Trump’s realism because it exposes the failures of the status quo and threatens their grip on power?

The Establishment’s Playbook

For decades, the foreign policy establishment—comprised of career bureaucrats, military officials, and political elites—has operated under a set of assumptions that prioritize globalism, multilateralism, and idealistic notions of international cooperation. This approach has led to endless wars, bloated budgets, and a loss of American sovereignty. Yet, despite its obvious failures, the establishment clings to this playbook because it serves their interests.

Enter Donald Trump. From the moment he took office, Trump made it clear that he would not play by their rules. His realist approach, which prioritizes American interests above all else, is a direct challenge to the establishment’s worldview. And that’s exactly why they fear him.

The Vindman Example

Alexander Vindman, the retired lieutenant colonel who became a central figure in Trump’s first impeachment, is a perfect example of the establishment’s resistance to Trump’s realism. Vindman, who served on the National Security Council, testified against Trump during the impeachment hearings, claiming that the president’s actions regarding Ukraine were improper. But what Vindman and his allies fail to acknowledge is that Trump’s approach to Ukraine—and to foreign policy in general—is rooted in a clear-eyed assessment of America’s interests.

Trump’s willingness to question the wisdom of unconditional aid to Ukraine, to demand accountability from foreign leaders, and to challenge traditional alliances is not a sign of weakness or corruption. It’s a sign of strength. It’s a recognition that the old way of doing things—throwing money at problems and hoping for the best—has failed. And it’s a reminder that America’s leaders should always put American citizens first.

The Fear of Disruption

Trump’s critics fear his realism because it disrupts their carefully constructed system. For years, they’ve benefited from a foreign policy that prioritizes global institutions over national sovereignty, that rewards loyalty to the establishment over loyalty to the American people, and that values idealism over results. Trump’s presidency has exposed the flaws in this system, and his critics are desperate to protect it.

They fear Trump because he refuses to play by their rules. He doesn’t care about their norms, their traditions, or their sacred cows. He cares about results. And that’s something they can’t control.

The Path Forward

As Trump continues to reshape America’s role in the world, his critics will no doubt continue to attack him. They’ll call him reckless, isolationist, and even treasonous. But the truth is that Trump’s realism is exactly what America needs in a chaotic and unpredictable world. It’s a reminder that our leaders should always put America first, that our interests should never be sacrificed on the altar of globalism, and that strength and pragmatism are the keys to success.

The establishment may fear Trump’s realism, but the American people should embrace it. Because in the end, it’s not about pleasing the elites—it’s about protecting our nation and securing our future. And that’s something worth fighting for.

“Radical Transparency: Steve Bannon’s Nuclear Option Against the Deep State

“Radical Transparency: Steve Bannon’s Nuclear Option Against the Deep State”
How Declassifying Millions of Documents Could Rewrite History—or Tear America Apart

What Is Radical Transparency?

Steve Bannon’s “radical transparency” isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a scorched-earth strategy to declassify millions of government documents, exposing alleged corruption, cover-ups, and conspiracies. The goal? To dismantle what he calls the “Deep State” by flooding the public domain with secrets the establishment fought to bury.

Bannon’s Rallying Cry:
“This isn’t about revenge. It’s about arming the people with truth. Sunlight is the best disinfectant.”

The Three Pillars of Bannon’s Transparency Agenda

  1. COVID-19 Origins: The Wuhan Lab Leak Files
    • Objective: Release CIA and NIH communications proving the virus originated from a lab leak, contradicting the “natural origin” narrative.
    • Impact: Undermine Dr. Fauci’s legacy and justify defunding U.S.-China research partnerships.
    • Controversy: Critics argue this could spark Sinophobic violence and derail pandemic preparedness.
  2. 2016 Election: The Crossfire Hurricane Unredacted
    • Target: Expose FBI misconduct in surveilling Trump’s campaign, including Steele Dossier fabrications.
    • Key Figures: Names of CIA informants, DOJ officials, and foreign allies (e.g., MI6) involved.
    • Risk: Diplomatic fallout with Five Eyes allies and compromised intelligence assets.
  3. January 6th: The Informant Files
    • Claim: Prove federal agents provocateurs incited the Capitol riot to entrap Trump supporters.
    • Evidence: Subpoenaed texts, undercover agent testimonies, and FBI operational plans.
    • Consequence: Fuel conspiracy theories and erode trust in law enforcement.

The Mechanics of Declassification

  • Presidential Power: Trump can declassify almost anything unilaterally via Executive Order 13526.
  • Fast-Track Process: Bannon advocates a “declassification task force” to bypass agency resistance.
  • Digital Dump: Leverage platforms like Truth Social and Rumble to release files in real-time, avoiding media gatekeepers.

Precedent:

  • 2018 JFK Files: Over 19,000 documents released, revealing CIA-Mafia collusion but leaving key questions unanswered.
  • 2020 Russiagate Docs: Partially vindicated Trump but drowned out by election chaos.

The Case For Radical Transparency

  1. Restore Public Trust:
    • 72% of Americans distrust the federal government (Pew Research). Transparency could rebuild faith in institutions.
  2. Deter Future Abuse:
    • Fear of exposure might curb Deep State overreach.
  3. Historical Accountability:
    • Correct narratives skewed by “elite gatekeepers.”

Bannon’s Pitch:
“The American people paid for these secrets. They deserve to own them.”https://www.tiktok.com/@themotorhomemic?_r=1&_d=ed4ia7c0mm1c00&sec_uid=MS4wLjABAAAAWHkOhlpMADryNqAJc_izRSiGWVlo9xT3SSg4s8yWZoXLtbpyaJZJGfYJbVzov3c7&share_author_id=6939571390194697222&sharer_language=en&source=h5_m&u_code=ed4ic8579293mg

The Case Against: Risks and Pitfalls

  1. National Security Threats:
    • Expose undercover agents, cyber tactics, and foreign allies (e.g., Ukrainian informants).
  2. Misinformation Onslaught:
    • QAnon and extremist groups could weaponize redacted or misunderstood documents.
  3. Legal Chaos:
    • Lawsuits from agencies, foreign governments, and privacy advocates.

Critics’ Warning:
“This isn’t transparency—it’s arson. You can’t unburn the house.”
—Former CIA Director John Brennan

Case Study: The Church Committee 2.0?

In the 1970s, the Church Committee exposed CIA assassination plots and NSA spying, leading to reforms. Bannon wants a modern version—but with a partisan edge.

Key Differences:

  • Targets: Focus on Obama/Biden-era officials vs. nonpartisan Cold War scrutiny.
  • Method: Public document dumps vs. closed-door hearings.
  • Outcome: Fueling political warfare vs. bipartisan oversight.

Ethical Dilemmas: Where’s the Line?

  1. Privacy vs. Public Interest: Should private emails of officials like Anthony Fauci be fair game?
  2. Foreign Relations: How much intel on allies (e.g., MI6) should be sacrificed for domestic accountability?
  3. National Trauma: Will J6 revelations heal divisions or deepen them?

The Global Fallout

  • Five Eyes Allies: UK, Australia, and Canada fear exposed joint operations.
  • China/Russia: Exploit leaks to delegitimize U.S. leadership.
  • UN Backlash: Potential sanctions over human rights monitoring disclosures.

Conclusion: Democracy’s Double-Edged Sword

Radical transparency could be the ultimate accountability tool—or a Pandora’s box of chaos. For Bannon, the risk is worth the reward: “Either we rip the Band-Aid off now, or the infection kills the patient.”

Reader Poll:
Should the government declassify everything—even if it risks national security?
✅ Yes: The people deserve the truth.
❌ No: Some secrets protect us.

@themotorhomemic

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Elon Musk’s Role in Trump’s America: Influence or Overreach?

The Role of Elon Musk in Trump’s New America

Elon Musk has emerged as an influential figure in Trump’s second term, playing a unique role as both an advisor and a disruptor in government operations. His involvement spans multiple areas, from government restructuring to transparency efforts. But what does this mean for the future of American governance, and is Musk’s influence a good thing?

Musk’s Growing Influence in Trump’s Administration

  • Tech & Government Restructuring – Musk is helping map out inefficiencies in federal agencies, including identifying wasteful spending and outdated systems.
  • Financial Transparency – Under Trump, Musk has supported efforts to audit government spending and track how federal funds are allocated.
  • Big Tech & Free Speech – Musk’s ownership of X (formerly Twitter) has allowed a platform for voices previously suppressed, aligning with Trump’s stance on media censorship.
  • Policy Advising – While not an official cabinet member, Musk has been tapped for his insights on technology, defense, and economic strategy.

Criticism & Controversy

Despite his contributions, Musk’s role in government is not without controversy:

  • Critics argue that his involvement represents an overreach of corporate influence in public policy.
  • Concerns have been raised about potential conflicts of interest, as Musk’s companies continue to receive government contracts.
  • His push for deregulation in industries like energy and space exploration has sparked debate over whether it prioritizes business over national interests.

Is Musk a Globalist or a Nationalist?

While Musk has presented himself as a champion of free speech and economic innovation, his business dealings are global in nature. His reliance on international supply chains and partnerships raises questions about whether his alignment with Trump’s America First policies is strategic or genuine.

Final Thoughts

Musk’s growing influence in Trump’s administration represents a shift in how business leaders interact with government. Whether his role benefits the American people or simply reinforces the power of Big Tech remains a topic of debate.

What do you think? Should Elon Musk have a major role in shaping government policy? Let us know in the comments.

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