Ranked choice voting worked in Alaska. Sarah Palin came to CPAC to complain about it.
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Ranked choice voting worked in Alaska. Sarah Palin came to CPAC to complain about it.
By the time Palin talked about “the real America,” it was in precipitous decline. The region where she spoke, the North Carolina Piedmont, had lost its three economic mainstays—tobacco, textiles, and furniture making—in a single decade. Local people blamed NAFTA, multinational corporations, and big government. Idle tobacco farmers who had owned and
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