Why isn't evidence enough to win the political argument?

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Jul 9, 202632:11News & Politics

Across the world, a familiar story is being retold with striking success: that stagnant wages, housing crises and crumbling public services are the fault of migrants and outsiders - not the billionaires and global system...

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