This is a real plan, by people who have been in the government, for how to systematically take over, take away rights and freedoms, and dismantle the government in service of private industry.
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… This anecdote illustrates how Mandate provides a yardstick for conservative Presidents to measure their performance relative to one another. And, very importantly, it allows the American people to see concrete evidence of the progress an Administration is making toward reversing … - page 885
… When we were producing that first Mandate - 13108 When we were producing that first Mandate edition, we had suffered under four years of Jimmy Carter with double-digit … - page 885
… In the 1981 Mandate foreword, I wrote: - 13109 In the 1981 Mandate foreword, I wrote: Chapter Onward! Page number 885 … In the 1981 Mandate foreword, I wrote: … In the 1981 Mandate foreword, I wrote: … - page 885
… The full recovery of our nation in - 13110 The full recovery of our nation in both the economic and foreign policy spheres … - page 885
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