Why is/was President Obama so amazingly popular in Vermont? (user search)
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Junior Chimp
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« on: November 06, 2010, 12:31:23 PM »

Vermont is part latte liberal, part dairy farmer, part college town, with a few industrial areas like Burlington etc. So it's really an ideal Democratic state, except for the fact that there are relatively few minorities there.
why would a dairy farmer be more inclined to vote Democrat?
Why would one be inclined to vote republican? But to answer milk subsidies and other farm subsidies.

How does that explain states like Nebraska, then. After all, on the state level you pretty much have to support farm subsidies to win there, from what I hear, but they also voted for emphatically anti-farm subsidies McCain.
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