Add to ORKGIt’s been refreshing to see how the media has admitted it called things wrong over New Hampshire. Most have made the valid point that it was the pollsters that got it wrong and that even Hillary’s team thought they had done badly. Something obviously did happen to change minds and voting intentions in the last 24 hours that the polls and journalists couldn’t or didn’t spot
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