so - here's the fundamental thing that magafags never address: trump did very poorly in america's most educated areas. in cambridge, massachusetts (home to harvard and mit), he got a pathetic 8.6% of the vote. in nearby somerville (home to tufts), he only got 11.7%. this also happened in educated areas of 'red' states. for example, douglas county, kansas (home to lawrence and the university of kansas), trump lost 68%-30%. other examples, among many: > richland county, south carolina (columbia/university of south carolina) > oktibbeha county, mississippi (starkville/mississippi state university) > lancaster county, nebraska (lincoln/university of nebraska) > dane county, wisconsin (madison/university of wisconsin) > washtenaw county, michigan (ann arbor/ypsilanti; university of michigan/eastern michigan university) > ingham county, michigan (lansing/michigan state university) > centre county, pennsylvania (state college/pennsylvania state university) > clay county, south dakota (vermillion/university of south dakota) > missoula county, montana (university of montana) > clarke county, georgia (athens/university of georgia) > alachua county, florida (gainesville/university of florida) > east baton rouge parish, louisiana (louisiana state university) > travis county, texas (austin/university of texas-austin) > davidson county, tennessee (nashville/vanderbilt university) > orange and durham counties, north carolina (durham/university of north carolina) > fayette county, kentucky (lexington/university of kentucky) > franklin county, ohio (columbus/ohio state university) > pima county, arizona (tuscon/university of arizona) > boone county, missouri (columbia/university of missouri) > athens county, ohio (ohio university) > johnson county, iowa (iowa city/university of iowa) > st. joseph county, indiana (south bend/notre dame) and so on. how does trump plan to govern when educated people (who staff most of the federal bureaucracy along with most of the judicial system) oppose him?
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