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  • Paging Rick Perry: How a Southerner Could Sweep to the G.O.P. Nomination (getting into the weeds)

    06/11/2011 12:05:03 PM PDT · by Cincinatus' Wife · 96 replies
    New York Times ^ | May 18, 2011 | Nate Silver's Political Calculus
    MAY 18, 2011 - Being a Southerner conveys certain advantages upon a Republican presidential candidate. Since 1980, a Southerner has finished first or second in every Iowa Republican presidential caucus. [snip] The White House has been occupied by a Southerner — counting the Massachusetts-born and decidedly patrician George H.W. Bush, who resided in Texas at the time he ran for office — in 30 of the past 46 years. I’m not sure this is entirely a coincidence.... [snip] If a candidate dominates the South — and it’s much easier for a Southern candidate to do that — he’ll have made...