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[Pagan]

The color tells you which party had the majority of votes cast for it. Blue is Democrat, Red is Republican. Some are strongholds, like Texas is almost always Republican. The West Coast (Left Coast) is usually more liberal than the farmbelt states, so it usually goes Blue. Not always, but usually. Hope all is well Jolly.

And now.. the healing of America can begin.

[JAI-LING]

Originally Posted by Pagan

The color tells you which party had the majority of votes cast for it. Blue is Democrat, Red is Republican. Some are strongholds, like Texas is almost always Republican. The West Coast (Left Coast) is usually more liberal than the farmbelt states, so it usually goes Blue. Not always, but usually. Hope all is well Jolly.

And now.. the healing of America can begin.

That's my dream too but actually chaos theory probably takes over. Anyway, glad the election is over.

[Greenguy]

B I D E N

[jollyhumper]

Originally Posted by Pagan

The color tells you which party had the majority of votes cast for it. Blue is Democrat, Red is Republican. Some are strongholds, like Texas is almost always Republican. The West Coast (Left Coast) is usually more liberal than the farmbelt states, so it usually goes Blue. Not always, but usually. Hope all is well Jolly.

And now.. the healing of America can begin.

Well, I know that. I wasn't making myself clear.
Rephrasing, why are coastal states democrats?

Jlly

[MeatPounder]

Originally Posted by jollyhumper

Well, I know that. I wasn't making myself clear.
Rephrasing, why are coastal states democrats?

Jlly

Because coastal states have blue oceans

[JAI-LING]

Originally Posted by jollyhumper

Well, I know that. I wasn't making myself clear.
Rephrasing, why are coastal states democrats?

Jlly

Coastal states in the west and the northeast attract artists and intellectuals. Boston/Cambridge could be considered America's brain trust. To a similar extent the Bay area, with Berkeley, Stanford and other top schools. There are pockets, even in Texas, like Austin, often called a blue town in a red state. My hero of modern history and politics was a linguistics prof at MIT. I presume he still lives in the area.

An old partner of mine, non adult, once said, Boston is the brains, New York is the money and D.C. makes things change.

[jollyhumper]

Originally Posted by JAI-LING

There are pockets, even in Texas, like Austin, often called a blue town in a red state.

I'm aware of this, I visited St. Louis 2+ years ago and learned that it's a somewhat blue town in a red state.
Thanks for clarifying!

Jlly