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How Silicon Valley Humiliated the Democrats Original

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By Alexis Goldstein
| The New Republic
For decades, democratic leadership has tried to market its willingness to craft pro-corporate policy as political sophistication. Last summer, 2028 presidential hopeful Ruben Gallego championed the GENIUS Act, a bill that deregulates parts of the cryptocurrency industry, which directly benefits one of Trump’s crypto firms.
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Free Buses Can Be a Reality - Just Look at Maryland

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By Alexis Goldstein
| Portside
Free Buses Can Be a Reality — Just Look at Maryland Published December 6, 2025 During the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated economic downturn, many people couldn’t pay their transportation costs, and often didn’t. In New York City in 2021, some 21 percent of bus riders did not pay the fare, a figure that grew to 48 percent in 2024. Some local governments, including New York City, responded with reduced or free fare programs.
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Free buses can be a reality - just look at Maryland

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By Alexis Goldstein
| The Real News
This story was originally published on Truthout on Dec. 01, 2025. It is shared here under a Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) license. During the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated economic downturn, many people couldn’t pay their transportation costs, and often didn’t. In New York City in 2021, some 21 percent of bus riders did not pay the fare, a figure that grew to 48 percent in 2024. Some local governments, including New York City, responded with reduced or free fare programs.
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