OK, a little comment on a few Friday political doings:
1. Tim Griffin spoke at Political Animals at lunch. The moment he finished, some woman walked straight to Joyce Elliott, at the table next to me, and handed her a check for $500, saying “I’m so mad.” Did she not know what Tim Griffin was? He’s [...]
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June 19th, 2010 at 7:26 pm
Well, Mr. Brummett, I think Mr. Griffin is on to something. Do you realize that heavy Democrat states are expected to lose 7 electoral votes after the census? Heavy Republican states will gain 7.
This is a continuation of a pattern we saw in 2004 when Bush gained +11 electoral votes by default after the 2000 census.
Why? People are voting with their feet by moving away from high tax, heavy regulated states. . .to pro-business, low tax states.
People love freedom.