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8. Bingo. There are a lot of people that move out to rural areas

Fri Nov 9, 2012, 04:17 PM

Nov 2012

because they don't want to deal with people or diversity.

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Map of US: Red and Blue Counties [View all] ehrnst Nov 2012 OP

And that will be the lay of the land until the next census in 2020. freshwest Nov 2012 #4

the map existentialist Nov 2012 #16

Rural versus urban. freshwest Nov 2012 #2

All about the electoral college. jwirr Nov 2012 #7

Bingo. There are a lot of people that move out to rural areas ehrnst Nov 2012 #8

GOP - wow we won!! Laf.La.Dem. Nov 2012 #3

Precisely. These maps greatly distort reality Yavin4 Nov 2012 #13

Acres of empty land are people, my friend. Tommy_Carcetti Nov 2012 #5

So am I correct: Utah, Nebraska and Oklahoma... Tommy_Carcetti Nov 2012 #6

Only if you allow a state to be called red even if some vote Democratic LiberalFighter Nov 2012 #9

Now lets see a map that is proportional to the votes. LiberalFighter Nov 2012 #10

I saw this on facebook and posted about it. Bosso 63 Nov 2012 #11

I see two states with no blue Angry Dragon Nov 2012 #12

Now Hear This: Dirt doesn't vote. MineralMan Nov 2012 #14