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Raheem Kassam

United Kingdom, Washington, D.C.
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editor @thenatpulse, Butterworth’s co-owner, ex-Farage advisor, co-founder of War Room, bestselling author of ‘No Go Zones’ and ‘Enoch Was Right’
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What Happened in the Makerfield By-Election?

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By Raheem Kassam
| Raheem Kassam's Substack.
For all the hoopla and hubbub, Elon Musk’s ‘Restore Britain’ party, fronted by defenestrated Member of Parliament Rupert Lowe, did remarkably poorly last night in the Makerfield by-election (special election, for the Americans), in England. I’ve heard their claims since the results came out. Predominantly, “Well 7% from nothing is great! Reform never did that in their first by-election!” That’s true.
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On the Importance of Fortitude.

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By Raheem Kassam
| Raheem Kassam's Substack.
Every great political fightback begins the same way: someone, usually many someones, tells the candidate they are finished. The consultants. The press. The polls. The online bros who have never won a single thing in their lives. Ken Paxton was told to step away after the first round of voting in Texas. Instead, he organized, rallied, outflanked his opponent John Cornyn on the Save America Act, and stormed back to win the runoff.
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The Anti-Weaponization Fund Was The Right Thing to Do. Which Is Why Washington Crushed It.

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By Raheem Kassam
| The National Pulse
For one brief moment the federal government proposed to do something it almost never does, which is to concede that its own machinery had been turned into a weapon and to offer the people it crushed a route to redress. The now infamous Anti-Weaponization Fund was seeded with a deliberately symbolic $1.776 billion drawn from the Judgment Fund under the settlement of the President’s suit over his own leaked tax returns. That is precisely what they moved to crush it.
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