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Actually, Jay's map does tell us a great deal about the vote.
First, it's not "Jay's map" -- it was published by USA Today. Jay has apparently managed to convince himself that the extent of a candidate's mandate is better measured by the number of *acres* that voted for the candidate than by the number of *people* that voted for the candidate. When he stays the "country" overwhelmingly supported Bush, he's referring to the country's landmass rather than its population. The map shows many things. First, the vast majority of citizens with old-fashioned American values voted for Bush. Having worked and lived in big cities for the majority of my life, I can vouch for the fact that very little of traditional America survives in the mindless, soulless wasteland of the inner cities. The fact that these areas recurrently (and dim-wittedly) vote for any Democrat that runs means little to me. Or to the Electoral College. Or to the Supreme Court. The vast majority of productive Americans voted for Bush. -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" |
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