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Instead, the election revealed that America’s political realignment is just about settled and that the neoliberal project, as we know it, has run its course.

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The constant realignment of the line, he said, should not affect him because he is responsible for setting up blocks.

“What we’re witnessing is Trump ushering a major realignment in American politics, when it comes to the Latino vote,” said Alfonso Aguilar, Hispanic engagement director at the American Principles Project and a Trump campaign surrogate.

He called his victory a “historic realignment” of diverse groups of Americans behind him, and suggested his mandate was not just from them, but from God — given his having survived an assassination attempt.

Trump said the election, which saw more than 137 million Americans cast ballots, represented a “historic realignment” of American interests and was a “massive victory for democracy and for freedom.”

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