Gil Duran

political journalist and host of the Nerd Reich podcast

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Far-right blogger Curtis Yarvin thinks democracy is outdated and wants to restore a monarchy to the U.S. Among his followers is Vice President JD Vance.

Blogger with Trump’s ear calls for ‘deleting’ democratic institutions in US

Far-right blogger Curtis Yarvin thinks democracy is outdated and wants to restore a monarchy to the U.S. Among his followers is Vice President JD Vance.

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