Here's one from two of my favorite social commentators, Paul Krugman and Talking Heads: Same Old Party. It's some kind of index of some kind of generational change when T. Heads can be referenced in an NYT op-ed piece without the need for citation. Or something. In any event, there is, in fact, water at the bottom of the ocean . . . .
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