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    Senior Fellow, Searchlight Institute; Fellow, Watson School at Brown University's Watson School; Author, "Why Nothing Work: Who Killed Progress--And How to Bring It Back."

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    VP @ Searchlight Institute | Senate Snob™ | Cynically Happy Warrior

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    Analytics Associate at the Searchlight Institute

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    President and Founder at the Searchlight Institute | Author of KILL SWITCH and SUPERMAJORITY coming soon from W. W. Norton

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    Mara Keisling is a Senior Fellow at Searchlight. She has spent over 30 years as a trans activist including almost 20 as the Founding Executive Director of the National Center for Transgender Equality.

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    Immigration Nerd. Policy Wonk. Coffee Enthusiast. Senior Fellow @ the Searchlight Institute. Former DHS Deputy Assistant Secretary for Immigration Policy.

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