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Kitchen tables versus kitchen tablets: the real election divide

4 November 2022

3:37 AM

4 November 2022

3:37 AM

It’s useful to think of this election as a contrast between how, in the simplest understanding, people see the world from two very different perspectives. It’s simple, but it’s important.

There was a line on the edge of my memory the other day from a certain victorious congressional candidate:

Carry the word throughout this district, the word we said was true: that we do stand for the people who push a grocery cart and worry about the grocery prices, that we do stand for the people who care about this country and their children’s future.

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