2008 presidential election map by county.
Election 2008: Time lapse of U.S. counties – USATODAY.com
80% of the US is stuck with Obama because of a dozen large cities who depend on welfare.
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Well, that and the GOP running left-of-center old farts because “It’s his turn!”. Seriously, McCain’s name was actually on a bill that attempted to subvert the 1st Amendment. I wouldn’t vote for him if he was running against Joe Stalin.
Interesting. You can cross America, coast to coast and north to south, entirely on red counties. Can’t do either with blue counties. Maybe we can start building walls… like in ‘Escape from New York’.
Gotta love Oklahoma!
Agreed, suddenly Oklahoma is my favorite state!
Now invert the color scheme and the map will be accurate.
Communism == Red (not Blue)
Afraid to look a an updated map, with the expansion of people dependent on the government handouts. MUCH more blue I’m afraid…
I bet belief in climate change alarmism by county would look the same.
That’s the way it is. The people who work and earn are screwed by the city trash of the country.
The cultural divide between the red and blue areas is enormous. Lincoln said a house divided can’t stand. It appears that the house is very divided.
There’s something very wrong with this picture, that a clear minority in terms of geographic space is totally dominating (as 2008) the rest of the country. Yes, it’s as if the rest of the country is being held hostage by the big and dirty urban centers. This isn’t right.
It’s time to rework the way we do things, so this doesn’t happen anymore. What to do? Not sure, but something.
Why do you think the democrats are steadily pushing land use reforms and zoning laws ? It’s to consolidate the people into zones and regulate them . Yes , I do think the republicans are pushing the same agenda whether they know it or not. They want big wildlife corridors and no roads instead of opening up the land to more small farms and a healthy lifestyle.
Here is the 2000 electoral county map. It was also done with the incorrect colors.
http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/fotos/2000county.gif
“In 2000, George W. Bush carried 2,439 counties to 674 for Gore”
http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/2000_election_county_by_county/
We really need to end this crap with reverse blue and red.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P36x8rTb3jI
If ever there was an argument for amicable divorce, this is it.
How do we reverse this? I’m not sure we can. People stood by while welfare and government handouts ran rampant. Personally, I’m for the Atlas Shrugged solution–move all the companies out of the country (which would mean we should elect Romney because he has experience 🙂 )
and let the takers see what happens when there’s no one to take from. Yeah, that’s harsh and will cause a mess, but at least half of this country voted for a man who’s philosophy is the government is responsible for your success. Since this is a representative democracy, when the takers outnumber the producers, leaving is pretty much the only option.
Steven, I thought you might find a reply from one of my more liberal (socialist) friends rather interesting, and perhaps you would have a rebuttal? I found it rather ridiculous, you might too.
Ask him to provide a link to the article he claims he is refuting. I can’t argue against a phony straw man he created.
Actually, it is a she, but I will do that. I am also interested to know. The only thing I can think is that she is confusing ice extent with ice density. I find it very difficult to believe that you would ever make the mistake of using a 2D data set and argue anything about ice density. This just doesn’t make logical sense, and I have found your postings to be nothing less than logical.
I can’t ever remember making a post about ice “density.”
Yeah, I didn’t think so either .. I think she is just reaching .. another of those that don’t like facts thrown in their face. They would rather bathe in their own delusion.
I appreciate the responses however! … I love your blog as I read it daily. The years reading this blog have certainly opened my eyes, and I can’t thank you enough for continuing to maintain and contribute to this site they way you do. It is invaluable!
So your fried is mentally deficient and a coward? What else has he got going for him?
Well, I wouldn’t say mentally deficient and/or coward. She is quite intellectual and was engaged heavily in nano research for many years. I would say delusional however. She is a very nice gal, and has a very nice family. They are however, about as close as you can come to devout socialists. They live in North Dakota (Fargo) where they live in a social bubble. North Dakota has a 3.2% unemployment rate, is a very conservative state (which makes it even more remarkable her social/political views), and never really sees a recession (very diverse industries). I lived there for over 25 years myself, but what I find interesting is, my time living there showed me how conservatism, constitutionalism and self reliance is perhaps the best social structure on Earth. You would be hard pressed to find a place that can demonstrate this as well as the state of North Dakota. This makes her social/political views even more surprising to me as she has lived there almost her entire life.
I am awaiting her reply to Steve’s comment.
Just as an aside, I also fight this same battle with my father (very frustrating). He is an MIT honor grad with 35 years (now retired) working in a research think tank at Battelle Northwest Research Laboratories. He has led his life as an oober conservative (subscribes to the Tightwad Gazette of all things), he is very successful financially (based upon conservative principals for sure) but has become very “progressive” and a devout Democrat. I argue mostly climate topics with him, but I am just astounded at the things he will say and the factual data that he will ignore on the subject (ignores most anything I present to him, regardless of the source). I have pounded him into the ground in every debate, and he still acts as if his stance reigns supreme. I recently read an article about this sort of behavior (I will try to find again and perhaps post here) that I found very interesting and quite telling. I suspect the article is rather accurate in this matter as I am seeing this sort of behavior demonstrated a lot lately.