When Warren Harding ran for president in 1920, fresh on the heels of Woodrow Wilson’s quasi-totalitarian administration and the nearly decade-long global upheaval of the first World War, he coined a new phrase for the aims of his campaign: ‘a return to normalcy’. The idea of calming the country and settling down from the tumultuous teens was a popular one; Harding handily won the election with over 60% of the vote. In the ever-crowded and increasingly-complicated EV market, the
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