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It's a data point on public opinion. Remember that all the lobbying money spent in the US is there only to swing public opinion ~10% on an election. In the tr
by lallysingh 15y ago
It's a data point on public opinion. Remember that all the lobbying money spent in the US is there only to swing public opinion ~10% on an election.
In the truth-vacuum of DC, it's pretty relevant.
- rhizome 15y agoRemember that all the lobbying money spent in the US is there only to swing public opinion ~10% on an election. OT, but is it then reasonable to infer that the increasing closeness of Presidential elections over the past couple of decades may have simply been a cost-cutting operation by the lobbying industry?