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Income Inequality Impressions

Income inequality continues to grow in America. Yet, many people who are in the stagnant income demographic feel they are in Continue reading →

Data That Matters August 2015

The price of wind power just hit a new low: $0.025/kwh. Facebook gets one billion visits in one day, a Continue reading →

Power To The Rich

The trends in American policies and politics have spanned enough time that data can be collected. “the preferences of the Continue reading →

Rise In American Distrust Of Politicians

It isn’t news that people don’t trust politicians. Such generalizations are always inaccurate, because do trust politicians. The rise is Continue reading →

Threats To Democracy From Inequality

As money is considered speech, the concentration of money is concentrating power. The US is still a country of one-person-one-vote, Continue reading →

Younger Americans Turn Socialist

Younger Americans are more likely to see socialism (49%), rather than capitalism (47%), as more favorable. That overall stat reflects Continue reading →

Brazilian Corruption

How big can corruption get in a major country? Brazilians are marching for impeachment of their president because the economy is Continue reading →

US Vote Fraud

Rhetoric can stir emotions, but data may not support it. There’s great concern among some about voter fraud in the Continue reading →

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