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    If that article piqued your interest about in , I can recommend 's book 'Little Rice':

  2. Nothing weakens Trump's appeal with voters more than opposition from establishment figures.

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    Stiglitz: No democracy should ever support anything that looks like TPP. Those are strong words but it's really true

  4. And I shd've put CC license on the image, but don't want to delete it now so: It's CC Attribution 4.0 International

  5. Oh, PS in response to a Q, that chart only counts pledged delegates. Super-delegates are a distraction, and haver never overridden voters.

  6. Clinton's performance across ethnic mix vs Sanders' cluster among 'whiter than average' states is the story here, not "HRC won the South"

  7. What's not spread out is states with homogenous white populations, like VT, NH, and ME. Only 8 states are 5/6ths+ white. 2 are Sanders wins.

  8. Racial diversity is spread out all over the country. New Jersey is only 57% white, Maryland 53%, California 39%. None of them are southern.

  9. But the thing that should terrify the Sander's campaign: empty upper-left corner. He hasn't won one state with a below average white pop.

  10. And most of the states with below average white populations *haven't voted yet.*

  11. Next thing wrong with it. She's won states that are 88% white (Iowa) and states that are 44% white (Texas.)

  12. First thing wrong with 'Clinton only wins the South." Unless you mean south of Canada, then Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada break that idea.

  13. 4 quadrants: Left half shows states that are <white than national average. Right half >white. Top half is states Sanders won. Bottom Clinton

  14. The "Clinton's Black bloc/She only wins the South" story is wrong. Here's the chart. Details in the replies.

  15. Dan O'Sullivan was so far ahead on VR at Apple, histories of VR often miss him because they start *after* his work.

  16. I am old enough to remember when this happened to Gnutella. And AOL dialup. And uucp'ing the usenet newsspool.

  17. Turnout differential is the single biggest threat the Democrats face in November.

  18. Turns out 98.1% of China’s net users support Xi Jinping’s internet policies, so take that, haters!

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    This, from Reddit!, is a surprisingly good explanation of why many black people still bang with Clinton's.

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