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2016 Postmortem
Showing Original Post only (View all)Where are the constructive threads on the 2016 campaign? [View all]
The ones I have read seem to be filled with denial, name calling and accusations at various groups responsible for Clinton's loss. I was hoping for more constructive analysis based on, I don't know, facts like previous election returns verses current ones an qualitative exit polling to help define voter rationale. Additional inputs from pundits who got it right would be helpful, but they appear to be few. Even Trumps people seemed surprised.
Has anyone marked some good threads or have recommendations for folks I should be reading?
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dems gained 2 senate seats and a small bunch of house seats. lets do what thos did nt
msongs
Dec 2016
#2
Complains about "anger and accusations," turns around and utilizes them too.
BobbyDrake
Dec 2016
#11
OP asked where constructive analysis is; don't you agree it should start with the campaign itself?
MadDAsHell
Dec 2016
#13
I don't know that voter rationale matters. Voter rationale is largely a product that is churned out
JCanete
Dec 2016
#7
Constructive threads would require honesty and that seems to be in short supply here
Lurks Often
Dec 2016
#16