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Alcon
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« on: October 16, 2012, 02:27:16 AM »

Some of you guys live in solid democrat counties.  At least in a competitive districts, they mean something.

Believe it or not, a vote cast in a solidly Democratic county has the same weight as one cast in a swing county. Who knew!
I mean, if you're a Republican voting in a solid Democrat county, what's the point of voting? Might as well live somewhere else.

We're talking about a federal-level office.  If you're a Republican in Boulder, your vote is just as efficacious as a vote in Colorado Springs.  Also, politics 100% aside, I'm not sure I can name a single area McCain won that I'd be especially interested in living in...
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Alcon
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« Reply #1 on: October 16, 2012, 05:38:04 AM »
« Edited: October 16, 2012, 05:41:29 AM by Grad Students are the Worst »

Some of you guys live in solid democrat counties.  At least in a competitive districts, they mean something.

Believe it or not, a vote cast in a solidly Democratic county has the same weight as one cast in a swing county. Who knew!
I mean, if you're a Republican voting in a solid Democrat county, what's the point of voting? Might as well live somewhere else.

We're talking about a federal-level office.  If you're a Republican in Boulder, your vote is just as efficacious as a vote in Colorado Springs.  Also, politics 100% aside, I'm not sure I can name a single area McCain won that I'd be especially interested in living in...

There are some really ritzy libertarian suburbs in there.  Also a lot of the rural west if you're a nature lover.

I like nature and don't mind quietude, but I like to live in a stimulating, vibrant area with stuff to do and food and street activity, and not many of those vote Republican.  It's not that all Republican areas are worthless; I just don't think I'd choose to live in any of them.
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