[American Quilter]

Colorado (9)

Unfortunately Colorado's redness is turing bluer every year. We now have a Democrat governor and legislature, a Democrat senator, and several Democrat congresscritters. We have a saying here: "North means mountains to the left. South means mountains to the right. East and West are where liberals come from." And they have come, and they're taking over. My county is still safely red, but I don't know for how long.

[Rick.Donaldson]

Lock and load then, we’re gonna need you eventually. :)

[Nowhere Man]

Unfortunately Colorado's redness is turing bluer every year. We now have a Democrat governor and legislature, a Democrat senator, and several Democrat congresscritters. We have a saying here: "North means mountains to the left. South means mountains to the right. East and West are where liberals come from." And they have come, and they're taking over. My county is still safely red, but I don't know for how long.

I've heard that yuns been getting a lot of "immigrants" from California and that is why your State is turning blue. I had a friend who lived in Broomfield (near Boulder) and remember seeing a large influx if West Coasters coming in. Much like you, he didn't like that very much and kept telling us that Colorado as a Red State could change, several years before he passed away, he moved closer to Denver, lived in the same suburb as Columbine. Here in PA, we are generally a Blue State, if Hillary wins the nomination or steals it, I'm sure we will go blue, but if Obama gets it I really think McCain has a strong chance here. Philly loves Obama, but rural PA and blue collar Pittsburgh (outside of the artsy/fartsy crowd) don't like him.