I qualified my statements and I provided a link. R
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I'll qualify it further.
Not all well educated people are 'smart' and not all poorly educated people are 'stupid', but the 'association of one to the other is...strong.
Or:
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The race is not always to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, but that's the way to bet
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What’s particularly striking is that President Obama won the educated vote even though these Americans tend to have higher incomes and are likely to pay higher taxes during a second Obama term. Yet that turns out to be no big deal for many post-grads who recognize that higher taxes are necessary to afford key investments and restore fiscal balance.
Last point: The most educated Americans tend to have grown up, and live in, culturally liberal metropolitan areas, where the knowledge economy jobs are. And where you live affects what you believe.
Much has been made this year of the Democratic advantage among Latino voters. But having the nation’s most educated people in your corner is pretty important, too.
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