I'm On a Roll!

Earlier this week, The Economist posted an interactive US map, which separates states by categories such as unemployment and party affiliation. In September, I likewise compared two maps: one organized by state voting habits, the other organized by state poverty rates. The Economist publication reaffirms the roll I’ve been on this week. Three times after writing original analyses, influential new sources published similar reports. I proudly take this as confirmation that my ideas are on the right track.

Seeking to bank off the The Economist’s popularity and the striking resemblance between our two reports, in the online magazine’s comment section I linked my old post. Since yesterday, “Just a Thought…” welcomed HUNDREDS of new readers from 44 different countries!

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I'm On a Roll!