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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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A niche group of political scientists may have uncovered what's driving Donald Trump's ascent. What they found has implications that go well beyond 2016. 
Laborious Cretin's comment,
March 1, 2016 8:07 PM
Nice post. Thank you. It goes along with the republican structure also. The Republican network appears more hierarchical than the Democratic one. http://enikrising.blogspot.com/2009/08/do-parties-do-things-differently.html . The party did not challenge him good enough at first, and let him build good momentum. Trump is the ego/ID come back to haunt the republican party. 2014 hierarchical clustering by the 100 Senators and 398 Representatives who use Twitter. http://duckpond.wesleyan.edu/twitter-project/2014/01/03/co-occurences-of-congress-members/ A few key factors play into it all though. Again thank you for the link.
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It may be Austria’s democratic right to elect a cleaned-up fascist as president, but it is our right to suspend the country from the EU
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As usual when someone commits a real act of journalism aimed at the most powerful in the U.S., those leading the charge against him are other journalists.
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