In a democracy as vast and diverse as the United States, political stability is paramount to ensuring the smooth functioning of the nation. But have you ever wondered how the poor, often marginalized and facing numerous challenges, play a vital role in stabilizing the American political process? This article sheds light on the empowering ways

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