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Old 03-09-2016, 01:20 AM
 
Location: north central Ohio
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Update: Bernie Sanders won the Michigan primary Tuesday night in what, according to polls, was a shocking upset.
Clinton was supposed to win Michigan. In the Real Clear Politics polling average in the state, Clinton led by 20 points coming into Tuesday night. And then she lost. What happened?



Part of the problem may be the economic issues central to Michiganders' concerns. We noted a few weeks ago that the state has shed a ton of manufacturing jobs over the last 25 years, thanks in part to free-trade agreements like NAFTA.
The two big warning signs for Hillary Clinton in Michigan



I hope more voters remember Hillary's support of NAFTA, and vote for Bernie!
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