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To: Bulwyf

Ironically, The South was strongest for him, and New England was the weakest. Everything has flipped.


8 posted on 03/14/2026 1:29:09 PM PDT by cowboyusa (YESHUA IS KING OF THE USA!)
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To: cowboyusa; Pelham; ProgressingAmerica

That is not true
Anyone can look at the 1932-44 electoral maps and see it
Blue blue and blue

In 40/44FDR slipped in plains states and a couple northeastern

The South has been what it is reflected from its settlement even till today opposed culturally to the puritan northeast mostly

The big shift was Goldwater where he did well in the Deep South and its continued mostly

Now we are overrun with political and some economic as a result of politics refugees from states that are less homogenous in the white community and boast leftist woke politics

How that turns out beyond making housing unaffordable remains to be scene

It should dilute congress seats in our favor

Not that that’s so wonderful considering how republicans often are since their inception

The stakes are very high now

Just look at these clowns over the Save Act

One thing Franklin did was pull the remaining blacks away from whatever reconstruction affections that remained from the GOP

The new deal rightly or wrongly was popular


26 posted on 03/16/2026 12:31:35 AM PDT by wardaddy (If u hate Trump you’re stupid or clueless what’s going on)
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