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Strengthening American Democracy Reflection, Action, and Reform

John R. Baker

Many experts have observed a world-wide trend toward “democratic deconsolidation,” reflected in America through declining trust in government at all levels and the rise of authoritarian thinking. The trend is rooted in extreme partisan polarization, which serves as fertile soil for the rise of anti-...

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What A Day

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What A Day

The hosts noted that Dr. Robert Baker, a political science professor, had just published the title while discussing the chaos caused by false claims about Haitian immigrants. They referenced his authorship but did not evaluate the book's content, resulting in a brief, casual mention.

Episode: Trump’s Lies About Haitian Immigrants Create Chaos...

It was mentioned as a newly published book by Dr. Robert Baker, who discussed the chaos and fear in Springfield, Ohio, caused by false claims about Haitian immigrants made during a political debate.

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Baker is also the author of the new book, Strengthening American Democracy, Reflection, Action and Reform.

And he's the one helping to spread this.

That was my conversation with Dr. Robert Baker, political science professor at Wittenberg University and author of the new book, Strengthening American Democracy, Reflection, Action and Reform.

Episode: Trump’s Lies About Haitian Immigrants Create Chaos...

It was mentioned as a new book by Dr. Robert Baker, a political science professor. It was said that he and some friends were flabbergasted by Donald Trump's comments about Haitian immigrants in Springfield.

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Baker is also the author of the new book, Strengthening American Democracy, Reflection, Action and Reform.

And we were flabbergasted. I mean, as soon as he brought it up and said that our Haitian residents were eating our pets, we were just gobsmacked by that.

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