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Topic Title: The 2016 Election Was not a Fluke Topic Summary: Created On: 09/19/2017 06:32 AM |
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- SuperTeeBird | - 09/19/2017 06:32 AM |
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My view is that the traditional left-to-right, progressive-to-conservative, Democratic-to-Republican political axis that we’re all so familiar with is no longer a valid schematic of American political opinion. And I believe neither party has the foggiest idea what the new diagram looks like. I don’t think Trump can see the new spectrum either, as evidenced by the way his approval ratings have plunged since his inauguration. But both he and Sanders deserve credit for seeing that the old model has outlived its usefulness. |
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