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New York is Hillary Country

Wednesday, June 04, 2008 by Dave Winer.

When I arrived NY in mid-May, I asked the cab driver, a black man, who he voted for in the primary. He said Hillary. Of course, I thought. He said everyone in NY likes Hillary. Permalink to this paragraph

When I bought the NY Times today, thinking it would be a MEN WALK ON MOON type historic banner headline, I should have known they would play down the history of it, and play up the Hillary of it.  Permalink to this paragraph

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Click on the pic above to get the full extent of the Times' (lack of) historic perspective. Permalink to this paragraph

PS: The Chicago Tribune sees the history. ;-> Permalink to this paragraph

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