[The_Victor]

[Calpublican]

There’s Obama’s legacy.

[VerySadAmerican]

So what. The red states’ representatives also control congress but they don’t do squat.

[goldstategop]

The map is your friend:

[mowowie]

I live in a solid blue state, yea....
Sometimes i wonder why i even bother to vote.

[Timpanagos1]

How many Electotal Votes are solid Republican, how many are solid Democratic?

[Uncle Miltie]

Sadly, the electoral college does not apportion votes equally among states.

[crusty old prospector]

Louisiana and Georgia competitive? Ha.

[ifinnegan]

Which shows the GOPe claim that Cruz can’t win because he can’t gain any states Obama won is nonsense.

[heights]

The Mexifacation of America in action, it won’t be long till the votes of White Men mean nothing.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Red is Communist.

[Anitius Severinus Boethius]

Going their map with solids/leans, we have:

187 Democrats
152 Republicans

If we throw into the Dem side Minnesota, Maine, Virginia, and Colorado, and we give the GOP Louisiana, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina and Arizona, we end up with:

233 Democrats
210 Republicans

That leaves:

Florida 29
Pennsylvania 20
Ohio 18
Michigan 16
Wisconsin 10
Iowa 6
Nevada 6

up for grabs.

We take Florida, Ohio, and Nevada, and we would still need 7 votes. It may come down to Wisconsin or Michigan this time.

[gg188]

Red state majority, Senate majority, House majority-—and the Repubs cave on EVERYTHING, and give Obama anything he wants. He wants $2 trillion-—they give it to him. The Repubs control Congress but didn’t keep even ONE of their 2014 campaign promises, or should I say OATHS. Cruz is one of them; accomplished nothing. Get rid of all professional politicians, primary them, accept no one but civilians, i.e., someone who has NEVER been a politician. Then term limit them. If any one has ever been a politician, they are disqualfied-—not by law, but rather Americans will no longer put up with their BS. We won’t get fooled again.

[kidd]

Interesting.

There is only ONE state where more people self-identify as liberal than moderate...Vermont.

OTOH, I count 21 states where more people self-identify as conservative than moderate, including Wisconsin.

And there are 47 states (!) where more people self-identify as conservative that those who self-identify as liberal. Only exceptions are VT, MA and RI.

Conservatism sells.

[StoneWall Brigade]

Ping

[EternalVigilance]

Don’t worry. The Republicans will surrender anyway.