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Breaking:Manhattan grand jury indicts former President Donald Trump

Politics

What It Don't Get I Can't Use

By Matthew Yglesias
February 4, 2008
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A correspondent observed with regard to my post on the US Senate's affection for Mormons and Jews that the crux of the matter here may be that there are tons and tons of rich people in the Senate, and Mormons and Jews are a much larger swathe of the "rich people" population subset than we are of the general population. That seems plausible.