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State crimes against democracy encompass deliberate actions by government entities or officials designed to subvert the fundamental principles of a democratic system. These grave offenses, ranging from election interference and systemic abuse of power to censorship, erode public trust and threaten the very fabric of democratic governance, highlighting urgent concerns about political malfeasance and the potential for authoritarian creep.

This article critically examines the profound implications of how actions emanating from 'Washington' are leading to a sense of disinheritance among American citizens. It delves into the perceived betrayals of core national values, economic stability, and public trust, questioning the long-term impact on the nation's identity and future prospects.