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2016 Postmortem

JHan

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1. Good analysis. I thought I was the only one..

Reply to Garrett78 (Original post)

Tue Nov 29, 2016, 02:20 PM

Nov 2016

"2) Campaign in part on bringing broadband Internet to rural communities. That's a specific, sensible proposal. "

And you know Clinton's tech plan covers this.... is it too much to ask voters to read... to actually read, to make the effort and read shit.. is it too much to ask?!?!!?

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The "working class whites" narrative vs. Alex Roarty's piece. Major conflation going on here. [View all] Garrett78 Nov 2016 OP

Good analysis. I thought I was the only one.. JHan Nov 2016 #1

To some extent, yes, especially if people don't have the Internet. Garrett78 Nov 2016 #2

K&R betsuni Nov 2016 #3

KnR! Madam45for2923 Dec 2016 #4

I live in a town of 50k in NC (eastern NC not a suburb) dsc Dec 2016 #5

Very great & helpful compilation! Madam45for2923 Dec 2016 #6

Thanks. Garrett78 Dec 2016 #8

KnR! Madam45for2923 Dec 2016 #7