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cilla4progress

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11. Sorry,

Reply to dawg (Reply #10)

Tue Jan 17, 2017, 10:51 AM

Jan 2017

No deal. Also sorry if you perceive this as a personal diss. It was not intended that way, and for myself, I find the better I am at leaving ego out of my gut reactions, the further my understanding grows. I think the facts speak for themselves.

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It strikes me that some parts of the US [View all] cilla4progress Jan 2017 OP

Yes shenmue Jan 2017 #1

Indubitably DemocratSinceBirth Jan 2017 #2

It's mostly urban Americans have more in conmon with Europeans. Chasstev365 Jan 2017 #3

Yes they do. Wellstone ruled Jan 2017 #4

no. new orleans would be more similar to many blue cities on the east and west coast JI7 Jan 2017 #5

I'm looking at your state on this map, and I'm looking at mine (Georgia). dawg Jan 2017 #6

That map could be GREATLY improved by adjusting the opacity of the colors and . . . . . Stinky The Clown Jan 2017 #8

Did your state vote for Hillary? cilla4progress Jan 2017 #9

My state, along with North Carolina, was more supportive of the ticket than was Ohio. dawg Jan 2017 #10

Sorry, cilla4progress Jan 2017 #11

No worries. We Dems in the south are used to disrespect from DU. cwydro Jan 2017 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author cilla4progress Jan 2017 #13

As I said, cilla4progress Jan 2017 #14

I don't live in Georgia. cwydro Jan 2017 #16

James Carville Once said of Pennsylvania: Chasstev365 Jan 2017 #7

Pretty sure there are parts of Washington that have more in common with red parts of the south. Tommy_Carcetti Jan 2017 #15

Yes, but Dem majorities cilla4progress Jan 2017 #17