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Vinnie Rotondaro

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The Problem With Middle-Class Socialism Original

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By Vinnie Rotondaro
| The New Republic Verified
Have you heard the news? The socialists are winning. Zohran Mamdani is the mayor of New York. Claire Valdez and Darializa Avila Chevalier, having won their respective Democratic primaries deep-blue congressional districts, are set to become members of the U.S. House. So is 29-year-old Melat Kiros, who recently stunned the party by knocking out 15-term Colorado Representative Diana DeGette by thirteen points. All of them are members of the Democratic Socialists of America.
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Elon Musk and the dnd of the techno-fantasy

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By Vinnie Rotondaro
| The New Daily Verified
Elon Musk’s political and cultural influence – once feared as dystopic, transformative, and totalising – is beginning to resemble a flash in the pan. Not long ago, Musk seemed poised to remake the world – or at least to meme it into submission. His presence felt not only pervasive but inescapable. He was the heir apparent to techno-authoritarian chic – a “dark MAGA” demigod in a zip-up jacket, preaching a gospel of Martian salvation and machine-learning rapture. But today, his standing is slipping.
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The DOGE Days Are Over: Elon Musk and the End of the Techno-Fantasy | Common Dreams

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By Vinnie Rotondaro
| Common Dreams Verified
Elon Musk’s political and cultural influence—once feared as dystopic, transformative, and totalizing—is beginning to resemble a flash in the pan. Not long ago, Musk seemed poised to remake the world—or at least to meme it into submission. His presence felt not only pervasive but inescapable. He was the heir apparent to techno-authoritarian chic: a “dark MAGA” demigod in a zip-up jacket, preaching a gospel of Martian salvation and machine-learning rapture. But today, his standing is slipping.
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