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ZitoSalena @ZitoSalena - Kael said it during a panel at the Modern Language Association meeting. The New York Times reported her comment, which addressed how her insular, urban, intellectual circle in the arts failed to reflect mainstream America.
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TonyWendice @tonywendice1954
That's Kael's real quote not the often quoted "How could Nixon have won? I know no one who voted for him." The actual quote makes more sense. I wouldn't really call it elitism (heck, I'm a elitist!). More like cluelessness and an inability to think.
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Rolling Stone @RollingStone
What Some Folks Really Mean When They Claim to Have Never Heard ‘Choosin’ Texas’
Proclaiming you're unfamiliar with Ella Langley's record-setting song has a lot in common with saying "I listen to anything but country."
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-country/ella-langley-choosin-texas-never-heard-the-song-meaning-1235631932/
https://x.com/ZitoSalena/status/2104753052158734351

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