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Some nice reporting here from Nick

That’s what I want to know.

Posted on June 17, 2010 via Nick Summers with 37 notes

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1. cbfreeman reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  Extremely interesting article
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3. jackattack22 reblogged this from meredithbklyn and added:
  
  This is the creepiest shit ever.
4. dfdeshom reblogged this from caterpillarcowboy
5. affably reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  This story is hilarious. Only in South Carolina…
6. nighttimemilk reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  An interesting study in how, just perhaps, Skynet may in fact be a voting machine, curtesy of: newsweek
7. thescrambler reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  S.F. Lunchtime Read. Enjoy. To say that the Greene situation is an enigma would be a major understatement.
8. bradybd reblogged this from caterpillarcowboy and added:
  
  How Did Alvin Greene Win?
9. damoon reblogged this from caterpillarcowboy and added:
  
  This event was foreshadowed by the fantastic Eddie Murphy movie, The Distinguished Gentleman. If you have not seen it,...
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  Alvin Greene…I heard this story on NPR and was fascinated. newsweek:
12. katedailey reblogged this from inadvisable and added:
  
  I feel sorry for old AG — the scorn and disbelief from the establishment types strikes me as a little icky. I get that...
13. inadvisable reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  That’s what I want to know.
14. scenes-from-my-hood reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  nicksummers)Some...this is honestly confounding and… upsetting. i realize the republican...
15. awesomestman reblogged this from newsweek
16. peterfeld reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  This is a good overview of academic theories concerning “low-information voting” (voting in contests with unfamiliar...
17. mydirtymouth reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  Only in South Carolina: yeah, the voters show up, but they’re just picking names randomly.
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20. potbot reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  really interesting stuff
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  So maybe (at least in this instance) it’s not a case of cynical voter disenfranchisement by Republicans, but just a case...
25. mathteach reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  This is really interesting.
26. lukrative reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  Yay, everyone vote with no thought……America!
27. pegobry reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  I’m willing to buy that Alvin Greene won simply because his name was at the top of the ballot. What I want to know is...
28. selva reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  Shit, after reading this, I might run for office.
29. meredithbklyn reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  easy answer: SC voters have the average IQ level of a potted plant.
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33. idlewyld reblogged this from newsweek and added:
  
  Damn good question.
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