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21 percent of likely
21 percent of likely Democratic primary voters were undecided.
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So if you are among that -- important sounding -- 21 percent, what does this "statistic" on college grads versus bankruptcies mean? Does it make you trust Hillary more? Less? It strikes me as trying to pander to a bunch of us but I'm not exactly sure which cheek is being kissed.
And, more importantly to some of us in the 21 percent, it sounds like politics as usual.
Nance