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This is a thoughtful article from John Cassidy, published in the New Yorker. It’s a must-read. Check it out!

via The Real Lessons of the U.K. Election for 2016 – The New Yorker.

I have always liked John Cassidy’s style of writing and to my surprise, he had a refreshingly different slant on the UK election result. He’s also reflecting on the lessons learned applied to the next US presidential election.

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