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    <title>The First Pen: Ten Executive Actions That Would Restore Conservative Governance on Day One</title>
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    <description>Executive orders won&#039;t fix everything, but they can stop the bleeding on day one. Here are ten concrete actions a conservative president could sign before lunch on Inauguration Day — each legally grounded, politically popular, and long overdue.</description>
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    <title>Moms, Dads, and the Quiet Revolution in the School Board Conference Room</title>
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    <description>The most consequential elections in America no longer feature yard signs for Congress — they happen in high school auditoriums on a Tuesday in November. How parent-led movements transformed school boards into the front line of the conservative renewal.</description>
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