Status Updates from All Editions of The Cycles of Constitutional Time (Kindle Edition)

Alex Brandstetter is on page 150 of 254

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Sarah Medina Camiscoli is on page 30 of 254

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Gordon D is 95% done

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Steven is 37% done

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Steven is on page 98 of 254

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Steven is on page 98 of 254

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Steven is on page 98 of 254

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Steven is on page 98 of 254

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Jackie is on page 108 of 254

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Jackie is on page 98 of 254

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Jackie is on page 80 of 254

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Jackie is on page 70 of 254

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Jackie is on page 44 of 254

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Jackie is on page 27 of 254

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Esteban del Mal is 65% done

One might think that…the polarization in the United States will never recede. But ironically, the very forces that led to a politics organized around identity rather than class have produced incoherent party coalitions that will eventually drive the country away from its current zero-sum politics.

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Esteban del Mal is 48% done

The breakdown of elite consensus means that there is no clear direction of either history or “progress.”

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Esteban del Mal is 25% done

Trump was only able to rise to power because the Reagan coalition is aging and falling apart, because his party’s political strategies have contributed to increasing polarization and distrust among fellow citizens, and because the regime’s commitments to policies that produce economic inequality have contributed to increasing constitutional rot.

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