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East Coast United States, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: The Argument, Yale Daily News, Medium, MSN, CBYQ-FM (Queen Charlotte, BC), Substack, The Hill, Scroll.in, Interview Magazine, NewsBreak, National Observer, Slow Boring and
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JD Vance's economic pitch is higher prices

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By Milan Singh
| The Argument Verified
Welcome to The Closing Argument, our verdict on the news, plus everything The Argument published and appeared in this week. There’s an entire Wikipedia article devoted to the term “Exorbitant privilege.” It’s not about the advantages tall people enjoy at concerts or that models have in the dating market. No, it refers to the fact that everybody wants the U.S. dollar. People, governments, and banks like to hold U.S. currency because people trust that it will continue to hold value.
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Rich and poor kids should grow up next to each other

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By Milan Singh
| The Argument Verified
Editor’s note: The first essay The Argument ever published asked, “How do we live with each other?” To mark our first anniversary on Aug. 17, we’re returning to that founding question with a series about what we owe people whose beliefs and choices we may find difficult to accept or even understand. Over the next six weeks, familiar voices at The Argument and new voices alike will approach that question from different angles.
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Pigs vs. democracy

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By John Robert Thomason Verified, Milan Singh
| The Argument Verified
Welcome to The Closing Argument, our verdict on the news, plus everything The Argument published and appeared in this week. Americans, we keep learning, are obsessed with the price of groceries. At the same time, many of them seem very uncomfortable with one of the ways that meat producers make groceries cheap: by cramming livestock so close together that they can’t even turn around.
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