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I've Always Been Really Curious About Things And Slightly Confused By The World, And I Think Someone Who Feels That Way Is In A Good Position To Be The One Asking Questions.

When You're Reading A Newspaper And You're Seeing Ads On The Page, It's Not Kind Of Invasive. Like, It's On The Page Next To The Article. You Can Look At It Or Not. You Can Turn The Page When You're Ready. On The Internet, The Ads - Many Of The Ads - Just Are So Controlling. They Insist That You See Them.

Based On The Number That They Found, The New York Times Reported That Hillary [clinton] Had Basically Clinched The Primary 'cause You Added The Superdelegates To The Number Of Delegates You'd Already Gotten. But This Was On The Eve Of The California And New Jersey Primary.

A Lot Of The Things That We Think Of As Being Racial Differences Are Really Class Differences In America.

I'm Wondering If The Roger Ailes Scandal In Which More Than 20 Women Have Come Forward Accusing Him Of Sexual Harassment Is Going To Affect That Narrative That's Directed Against Hillary [clinton] And Her Husband Pertaining To His Infidelities.