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It’s hardly surprising that it’s come to this, politics-by-chicken breast. It’s the political endpoint of the idea of brand: You, the credo advertisers pumped into brains for the better part of the preceding 20 or so years. You are defined less by your allegiances or your community involvement than by the logo on your chest or that cardboard food carton you just tossed from your window as you cruise the interstate in a car that was designed and tailored to your every need, including those six cupholders hiding in sleek, spring-loaded compartments. Colin Horgan: Chick-fil-A is where American politics really lives, so eat it
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