In the fantastic new podcast BEDROCK: USA, reporter Laura Bliss uncovers how 

extremists have been quietly building power at the local level, zeroing in on institutions like local school boards in small towns. 



And while many of us are paying attention to national issues, it’s happening right under our noses. 



LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE TO BEDROCK USA: https://www.bloomberg.com/bedrock-usa

FOLLOW LAURA BLISS: https://twitter.com/mslaurabliss

In the fantastic new podcast BEDROCK: USA, reporter Laura Bliss uncovers how 
extremists have been quietly building power at the local level, zeroing in on institutions like local school boards in small towns. 
 
And while many of us are paying attention to national issues, it’s happening right under our noses. 
 
LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE TO BEDROCK USA: <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/bedrock-usa">https://www.bloomberg.com/bedrock-usa</a>
FOLLOW LAURA BLISS: <a href="https://twitter.com/mslaurabliss">https://twitter.com/mslaurabliss</a>

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How extremists are taking over small town governments: Bedrock USA

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