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To go back and listen to the George Wallace’s speeches and interviews from his 1968 campaign is to be struck by language and appeals that sound familiar listening to President Trump, even if the context and the limits of discourse have changed. https://t.co/HgyQvw7O1J — PolitiTweet.org

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President Trump’s embrace of themes that the segregationist George Wallace campaigned on a half-century ago speaks to the enduring power of us-against-them politics in America. In a news analysis, @peterbakernyt examines the similarities between the men. https://t.co/HgyQvw7O1J https://t.co/TQi38KDGPE — PolitiTweet.org

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Among those who saw an analogy between George Wallace and Donald Trump from the start was John Lewis, the congressman and civil rights icon who was beaten on a Selma bridge in Wallace’s Alabama in 1965 and died this month. https://t.co/HgyQvw7O1J https://t.co/GCMKeqplel — PolitiTweet.org

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