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380 ANATOMY OF A MONSTROSITY
Americans Still Don’t Have Health Insurance,” FiveThirtyEight
(Sept. 28, 2015).
128 Jonathan Easley, “Woman at Sanders rally tearfully details life
in poverty,” The Hill (Jan. 25, 2016).
129 “New Media Guru Clay Shirky Drops ‘Stop Trump Tweetstorm
On White Liberals,” Talking Points Memo (July 22, 2016).
130 Amy Chozick, Alan Rappeport, and Jonathan Martin, “Hillary
Clinton Selects Tim Kaine, a Popular Senator from a
Swing State, as Running Mate,” The New York Times (July
22, 2016).
131 Jenna Johnson, “Donald Trump’s vision of doom and despair
in America,” The Washington Post (July 21, 2016).
132 Nicholas Fitz, “Economic Inequality: It’s Far Worse Than You
Think,” Scientific American (Mar. 31, 2015).
133 Emily Cuddy, Joanna Venator, and Richard V. Reeves, “In
a land of dollars: Deep poverty and its consequences,” The
Brookings Institution (May 7, 2015).
134 Christine Rushton, “Liberals rip into Tim Kaine over letter
that they see as pro-banking,” The Los Angeles Times (July 22,
2016).
135 Matthew Yglesias, “4 Winners and 3 Losers in Hillary Clinton’s
vice presidential pick,” Vox (July 22, 2016). Yglesias cites
Kaine’s pick as a rebuke to the left and a gift to centrists,
writing: “Progressive activists have been enjoying a rising tide of
intra-party political power ever since the 2014 midterms… It
even looked for a brief, shining moment like they might be able
to install Warren as the vice president. But nope! You get boring,
centrist Tim Kaine! What are you going to do — vote for Donald
Trump?” The answer to that question turned out, quite predictably,
to be “No, stay home.”