I wouldn't say that. It looks more like the 10%ers had simply been winning since at least the 90s and are slow to abandon a strategy that had been successful fo

I wouldn't say that. It looks more like the 10%ers had simply been winning since at least the 90s and are slow to abandon a strategy that had been successful for so long. Yang was a candidate that could appeal to both the populare and the 10%, but I think he suffered from some anti-STEM bias.