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Nate Silver, Winning Elections and Planned Obsolescence – Part 2/2
It’s great to love your country, but what about honesty?
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Nate Silver, Winning Elections and Planned Obsolescence – Part 1/2
I didn’t ask for China but that’s what I got. Any site that mentioned America only bragged about how great Made in the USA was.
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Originally posted on InsideTimsHead: As the election drew near, many political and stats junkies (like me) became fans of Nate Silver, aka @fivethirtyeight, the shrewd political number-cruncher and blogger for the New York Times. His way of aggregating the most reliable presidential polls into megapolls, and factoring in those polls’ historical accuracies, was considered by…
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Discovering the four Koch Brothers – Part 3/3
The Koch brothers vastly outdid Exxon Mobil in giving money to organizations fighting legislation related to climate change, underwriting a huge network of foundations, think tanks, and political front groups.
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Discovering the four Koch Brothers – Part 1/3
Before the 2012 Presidential election, I had never heard of the Koch brothers.
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The end of honesty in America?
When President Reagan vetoed the Fairness Doctrine, he opened the door to a one-sided media environment based on lies and deceit.
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What does Mitt Romney and The Poison Dwarf have in common?
Dr. Joseph Goebbels, also known as “The Poison Dwarf”, said, “If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. …”