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Writer: johngasaway.substack.com (it's free!)丨Author: @twelvebooks丨Election of 1840 revisionist丨Taught basketball analytics: @CU_SPS_Sports
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Keep March mad

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By John Gasaway Verified
| Substack
I’m on the record as suspecting that a judicious expansion of the men’s Division I NCAA tournament bracket could be a good thing. Mine, however, is decidedly a minority opinion and I have great respect for the legions of commentators who beg to differ. In that spirit of respect here’s what is and is not working for me in the anti-expansion pieces I’ve seen.
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Blue population centers are seeing red

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By John Gasaway Verified
| Substack
Picture yourself looking out at the world from atop the Freedom Tower in Manhattan. Never mind stereotypes about homogeneous coastal elites. The demographics of the adjoining counties actually vary significantly depending on which view you choose. Levels of educational attainment will fluctuate wildly across your panorama, as will census responses for race and ethnicity. The six adjoining counties you see also elect two different governors across 10 separate congressional districts.
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Grover Cleveland is trending

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By John Gasaway Verified
| Substack
Over the last decade the most visited grave by far in Princeton, New Jersey, has been that of Aaron Burr. In addition to the usual stones and coins left as tokens, lyrics from Hamilton can be found scrawled on notes. All the while a few paces away a former president’s resting place has remained undisturbed and overlooked. No longer. Grover Cleveland is suddenly topical.
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