Dave Volek
1 min readOct 1, 2019

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I think we need to be a little careful with assuming the level of populism. Here is some math I heard about the last set of American primaries:

  1. Many Americans do not vote in the D and/or R primaries. Therefore the primaries are indicative of the American population.
  2. About 4% of American thought Ms. Clinton was the best choice in the D primary. They voted in the primary.
  3. About 4% of Americans thought Mr. Trump was the best choice in the R primary. They voted in the primary.
  4. When the primaries were all over, average Americans who were not part of the primary process had two choices: Clinton or Trump.
  5. These two only got a collective 8% approval rating. 92% of Americans would have preferred someone else.
  6. The primary system is far from the will of the people.

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Dave Volek
Dave Volek

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