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It suggests we’re entering an era of climate nationalism, where the right could be poised to reclaim climate change as an issue of its own.

“This Republican team is united. We are on one team. We are excited to reclaim the majority and to get to work with our colleagues in the House to enact President Trump’s agenda,” Thune said during his victory speech on Wednesday.

Fiona Ryalls, 33, from Bristol tracked down her stolen bike for sale on social media while Josh Steven, 29, used a tracking device and was threatened when he tried to reclaim his.

In describing the process of how antebellum African Americans “cheated” the conditions of forced separation, general humiliation and racial domination that constituted social death, I also reclaim the term “bootstrapping,” which, in its pejorative use today, displaces collective responsibility for social change onto minority communities.

With certain GOP backing, Trump will reclaim a presidency recently empowered by the Supreme Court's decision to grant him immunity for official acts, in effect giving him a blank check to justify any illegal conduct under the guise of carrying out his duties.