Princeton paints nation as "Purple America" based on election results

Princeton University ^ | November 2004 | Robert J. Vanderbei

[cogitator]

The northern half of the Mississippi from Minneapolis to around Cape Girardeau is heavily industrialized (and unionized). The Misssissippi south of Missouri is heavily black.

That explains it. I was less certain about the northern Mississippi than the southern.

[beyond the sea]

you are loved...........

[beyond the sea]

a colony of Macedonia Greeks, situated between Sardis and Pergamos on the river Lycus; its inhabitants gained their living by traffic and the art of dyeing in purple

I love the way you think........ are there any 'shrooms left for moi?

(just kidding)

[beyond the sea]

God bless colors.........

Princeton bites the big one, especially the Sicko Prof, Peter Singer, he who thinks sex with animals is cool. What a scummy crowd.

[TX Bluebonnet]

I don't understand why Matagorda County, TX is black on that map. SOS of Texas website shows with 100% reporting it went 64% for Bush

[headsonpikes]

Yikes!

That Red/blue beast in the population adjusted image looks like a sea-creature whose mouth, anus, and other soft parts are blue while the cartilege and muscles are red. ;^)

[Alia]

... as are you! :)

[Sweet_Sunflower29]

you could see that first red/blue map was driving whining liberals insane. This map is intended to feed their delusional view of America and quench their tears.

Bears repeating.

(for a good giggle!)