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Red-blue roundtable

October 6th, 2008, by Andrew

Here’s a fun discussion (still developing, it’ll be going through Thursday, I think) on red and blue America, featuring pollster John Zogby, journalist Bill Bishop, consultant Valdis Krebs, and myself, moderated by Tom Nissley at Amazon.com.

My strategy is to make my points using graphs.

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