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Early Returns: Nobody Wants to Go to Cleveland

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[Bloomberg View] [Jonathan Bernstein's Early Returns] A daily round-up of superb political insights Jul 11, 2016 [bloomberg.com/view] 1. Julia Azari at FiveThirtyEight looks at which states are [hospitable to third-party presidential candidates]. 2. Jana von Stein at the Monkey Cage on [international agreements against child labor] -- and why they fail. 3. Excellent piece in the Economist on [understanding what voters are saying]. 4. Alex Massie on [the predictable consequences of Leave]. 5. Jonathan Chait is correct that [this is not 1968]. 6. Jeff Greenfield looks at [running mate selection], which certainly did matter a lot once. 7. And [nobody wants to go to Cleveland]. No, it’s not the city. Douglas Trattner reports. Get Early Returns every morning in your inbox. Click [here] to subscribe. [Read more Jonathan Bernstein at bloomberg.com/view] [Jonathan Bernstein] For more information, email [view@bloomberg.net]. For media inquiries, contact Jill Watanabe at +1-212-617-1610 or [jwatanabe11@bloomberg.net]. You received this message because you signed up for Bloomberg View newsletters. [bloomberg.com/view] | 731 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022 | [Contact Us] | [Unsubscribe]

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