[EggsAckley]

""The pattern emerging is that the closer you are to salt water, the more likely you are to vote Democratic," Pitney said. "Maybe it has something to do with the ideological values of communities that have popped up along the coast, as well as concern for the environment.""

Well, the truth is that most of the universities are located on the coast. And universities almost always dictate the politics around them.

[TomasUSMC]

""The pattern emerging is that the closer you are to salt water, the more likely you are to vote Democratic,"

One can only hope for a Tidal Wave.

[shhrubbery!]

Well, the truth is that most of the universities are located on the coast. And universities almost always dictate the politics around them.

This is true, but it can't be the only reason leftists seem to occupy huge chunks of the East and Left coasts.

I've often wondered why much of our nation's prime oceanfront real estate is occupied by leftists. How did this happen?

Part of the answer is that two-income, childless "families" -- gays and childless couples -- moved into neighborhoods, gentrified them, and drove housing prices up so high that traditional families couldn't afford them.

I know this has happened in many neighborhoods in San Francisco.

[kstewskis]

"The pattern emerging is that the closer you are to salt water, the more likely you are to vote Democratic," Pitney said. "Maybe it has something to do with the ideological values of communities that have popped up along the coast, as well as concern for the environment."

In San Diego County, home of Republican Rep. Darrell SSA, who spent nearly $2 million to launch the recall, 66 percent of voters favored getting rid of Davis.

San Diego isn't exactly in the High Desert, you dolt. You're pathetic argument doesn't wash, even with the many conservative communities who are along the coast.

This Pitney imbicile's problem isn't the salt water, it's the seaweed he's smoking.