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To its population. this would be the map. this is a blob here. it looks like a rorschach test. if you were to size the high population areas to the same scale as in low population areas much lower, this would become what the red/blue map. what it gets here is the distribution of the population, democrats in cities increasingly in suburbs. republicans used to be strong in the suburbs, democrats win it by double digits. its the rural areas in the country. this is the 2020 election, yurl areas over...

Used to run the democratic party and has a little different view on this i want, steve, if possible, if you can bring us back to the problem rorschach, the people map. which is one way for us to see especially in 2020 things turned more blue. take it away for your perspective, former democratic party care dean. >> well, the central problem. there are several central problems. the biggest problem of all is that the counties, and the states that michael talked about and steve talked about are olde...

Charges, and so what happened today is that he lost his bid to avoid extradition for a cryptocurrency scam. he was pumping and dumping, as they say. he was hyping the value of a minor cryptocurrency without volunteering the information that he was profiting, he was getting paid to promote it, so that was one of the things that got him in deep trouble. also tax evasion. he is not around to defend himself, but when it comes to how he will be remembered, from your extensive research on him, how wou...

Values. we value the dignity of all people. >> that was president biden after announcing that his administration will buy 500 million doses of a pfizer covid vaccine and donate them to 100 countries over the next year. the white house was able to secure the deal in time for president bidens european trip and hopes to repair the relationships that sour in the last four years and after pressure from other nations to share the vaccine. our friend charlie sykes says its a political rorschach test fo...

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The Atlantic Podcast: One Woman’s Quest for an Orgasm On an intimate journey for her own sexual pleasure, Katharine Smyth found herself navigating a female-orgasm industrial complex long defined by myths about women’s bodies. About 5 to 10 percent of women report never having reached sexual climax. (Chris Harwood / Shutterstock) 4:00 AM ET Katharine Smyth is 39 years old and has never, to her knowledge, had an orgasm. This fact didn’t worry her very much until her 30s, when a divorce and...

The Mom is coming today for a birthday visit (hers), so that’ll make for a nice Sunday afternoon. •   Through his first five starts, Trevor Williams was only averaging about five innings per outing, but they were decent innings – he had a 4.44 ERA, and a 3.45 FIP. Basically, it was four solid starts and the one clunker in Pittsburgh. Not a bad start for a reclamation guy who was flashing a greatly improved slider, a rising strikeout rate, and much more success than he’d had the last t...

Lawmakers eye changes to antitrust, Section 230, common carrier laws Lack of bipartisan agreement means negotiations face long road May 7, 2021 5:01 AM By Rebecca Kern Lawmakers seized on Facebook’s latest political clash this week to renew a push to regulate large technology platforms, brandishing legislative threats to update antitrust statutes and limit a coveted liability shield to curtail the companies’ power. The Facebook Oversight Board’s decision to uphold th...

Breaking the Cycle: Joe Biden’s Bet on Afghanistan Withdrawal The declaration of U.S. troop withdrawal brings a disappointing conclusion to U.S. military operations in Afghanistan and raises questions about its role as a reliable security partner. The nearly two-decade-long war in Afghanistan has become a Rorschach Test for many Americans, so it is unsurprising that President Joe Biden’s troop withdrawal announcement was met with mixed reactions. For years, people of good faith have debate...

The Rorschach test: X-rays of the unconscious For sure the only psychological test from Switzerland having a comic character named after DC/Dave Gibbons One hundred years ago the Swiss psychologist Hermann Rorschach published a test which promised to reveal the depths of the human mind. How? By observing people describe a set of well-chosen inkblots. Rorschach’s test has since made its way around the globe: in warfare, in offices and in pop culture. This content was published on April 5, 202...