What Undecided Voters Think of the Liars’ Club Campaign

The question on their minds is simple

William Faulkner, who spun the resentment of poor white folks into literary gold, understood that trust works in mysterious ways. “The feller you trust aint necessarily the one you never knowed to do nothing untrustable,” he wrote in his novel The Mansion. “It’s the one you have seen from experience that he knows exactly when being untrustable will pay a net profit and when it will pay a loss.”
In 2016, voters are deciding whose version of untrustworthiness—Donald Trump’s or Hillary Clinton’s—they can afford to live with.

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What Undecided Voters Think of the Liars’ Club Campaign

The question on their minds is simple

What Undecided Voters Think of the Liars’ Club Campaign

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