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The cover of the Nov. 4, 2012, New York Times Magazine sported a headline: “Off the rails For a true picture of the U.S. economy, ride the train from New York to Washington and take a good, hard look out the window.” We have to ponder this. The magazine’s reporter took a train trip from New York City to Washington, some 227 miles, less than three and half hours, and then wrote “a true picture” about the decline of our national economy. That’s like eating a bad grape and writing an article on “The Decline of Wine in America.” This provincial approach in the news biz is because most of our national media are centered in the New York City-Washington, D.C. axis. This gives the rest of flyover country (that’s us) a distorted view of life. (To be fair, CNN is based in Atlanta.) Those TV panels of talking heads also live in that incestuous axis. I love it when a Georgetown cocktail-circuit pundit pontificates, “The American people today fe

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