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« on: May 14, 2011, 01:41:39 PM »

By the way, those are some damn weird election results. Just because it's two hispanics versus one, in my book, doesn't mean that California's gonna go Republican, especially before Nevada goes Republican.

Trying to make it interesting. It's certainly possible.
It may be possible in 30-40 years, but certainly not in 2016.

Looking at the map for the first time, I was thinking "there's something off. What is it? It looks normal, but something seems weird", then I noticed the Republicans got the West Coast.
Democrats also won Kentucky, Tennessee, and West Virginia.

 Kentucky and Tennessee (and probably WV) have about as much chance of being won by a Democrat  as New York City does electing Sarah Palin. It's just not going to happen, and certainly not by some New Yorker, and is evben more unbelievable to me than Martinez carrying California.
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