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Dandan0005 t1_j9sa8ys wrote

Reply to comment by nachodorito in [OC] National Divorce by the Numbers (Politics, Demographics, GDP) by tabthough

Colorado isn’t even lean anymore, it’s solid.

Boebert almost lost in what was supposed to be an R+7 district, lol.

Oh, and the gdp numbers are bullshit too.

California and Washington alone account for more than 4.3 trillion GDP.

New England gdp is a trillion dollars lower than it should be.

the whole discussion is dumb as bricks and this map is even dumber.

Stop giving her attention.

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DoeCommaJohn t1_j9sbaaj wrote

Percent wise, Democrats won Colorado (14%) by more than Texas (5.5%) and Florida (3.3%) combined. Somebody either wanted to draw a map to make Republicans look popular or hasn’t paid attention to results (or more realistically watches a certain news source that hasn’t paid attention to) results in the past decade

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Unplugged_Millennial t1_j9ur8pr wrote

Their source: Mike Pillow.

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DoeCommaJohn t1_j9urzgq wrote

In all fairness Mike is pretty smart. He found the perfect audience to sell an overpriced product that doesn’t work

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Unplugged_Millennial t1_j9ussn5 wrote

Financial success and shamelessness ≠ intelligence

Exhibit A: Donald Trump

Everyone knows he's an absolute moron, but he is successful by some metrics.

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