Carolina QuotesAre you stunned by what has become of American culture? Well, it’s not an accident. You’ve probably heard of ‘cultural Marxism,’ but do you know what it means?
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As quoted in Ron Paul tweets racist cartoon, faces backlash (July 2, 2018) by Emily Birnbaum, The Hill. The tweet later had its image changed.
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