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Wow, I'm totally surprised about that chart JF. Was it an anomaly for Mass, or is that true overall?
Kind of interesting -- Trump won GOP voters with postgraduate degrees in Massachusetts
But Washington is freaking out about Trump in a way they never did about Bush. Why? Because Bush was their moron, while Trump is his own moron. That's really what it comes down to.
Madison and Jefferson never foresaw this situation. They knew there was danger of demagoguery, but they never imagined presidential candidates exchanging "mine's bigger than yours" jokes or doing "let's laugh at the disabled" routines. There's no map in the Constitution to tell us how to get out of where we're going. All we can do now is hold on.
Of course, you could fit all the Massachusetts Republican primary voters with postgraduate degrees inside a decent sized closet.
I didn't take the article as completely serious, but written in jest with some truth and plenty of exageration. But you have to admit, neither Bush nor Trump come across as great intellects.
Somebody voted for Brown and Romney
How many were Republican primary voters with postgraduate degrees?
There were ~631,395 voters in the Mass R primary....
19% of 631,395?
I'm skeptical of that figure, especially if Massachusetts has an open primary.
You dont think 631,395+ votes were cast in the 2016 Mass R primary?
Or, you dont think nearly 20% of them have PG degrees?
It all makes sense on the surface to me (1) turnout is way up all over the country, (2) primary voters are generally better educated than general election voters, and (3) Mass has THE highest percentage of highly educateds of all states (we exclude DC).
I don't think 20 percent of them are actual Republicans and have PG degrees. I suspect that many Democrats crossed into their primary.
You got any facts to back up that bias?
I'm with you on this SH. I too found that amazing, and quite brilliant. Perhaps that kind of financial creativity could actually help us gain some success against the debt. But the again perhaps it only means more of the unique Govt bookkeeping. You know where an reduction in 'increase' spending is considering savings.
Mitt Romney is speaking at the Hinckley Institute.
He must really love Jodie Foster
I only caught ~5-10 minutes of the end. There wasn't anything that hasn't already been said with the notable exception of Romney trying to goad Trump to releasing some New York Times interview tapes. He eluded to Trump show his duplicity on immigration in that interview behind closed doors.
This is just another meme -- but it is pretty amazing how many Republicans who have been rolling over for Obama for the past several years are now vigorously investing themselves into stopping Trump
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