After a Cascade of Republican States Left ERIC, What Comes Next?
Following a conspiracy-laden article, nine Republican-led states departed from ERIC without any sufficient plan to replace it.

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Following a conspiracy-laden article, nine Republican-led states departed from ERIC without any sufficient plan to replace it.
A little known group is seeking to replace ERIC with an amateurish and unreliable program powered by GOP vigilantes.
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