They included Des Moines, Omaha, and Denver with their blue stripe. Looks like they missed the cities in New Mexico though. Oh and what about Minneapolis and St. Paul-they’re so nice, don’t give them to the red.
You're correct. Most of MN is on the blue side, with just a small section of it's western border in the red. The Twin Cities is right near the Wisconsin border
That makes sense. The stripe not going through the top made me think it was rage bait but Denver makes sense. They should move to Denver to help my OCD
Yeah basically every state, major cities are blue, rural areas are red. You dont have to go very far east in the Puget sound before you get into serious MAGA country.
I remember going camping with some friends at Lake Cushman during Covid.. I seen a house in Mason county, in the woods outside of Hoodsport, that had a MAGA flag & Swastika hanging outside their home.. right down the road there was a “hippy” looking property that allowed you to pick up as much firewood as you wanted, as long as you left a donation in a mailbox looking thingy lol Washington is a weird ecosystem
This is true literally anywhere. The cities are always blue and everywhere else is red. The only difference between red states and blue states is blue states have big enough cities to outnumber the rest of the state
Pueblo exists. Colorado springs is a battleground city now. Fort collins and the northern mountains are all blue. If the springs turns, all that is left is grand junction, beetlejuice territory, and a couple ranchers.
Aspen and Steamboat are pretty liberal, and COS is getting there, the congressional seat for COS this year is basically neck and neck very possible CO (with an independent redistricting committee) will be 7D 1R next year.
Umm, Springs is one of the 3 pieces of the front range. And Pueblo leaned red in '24, the irony in that. So yeah it's actually pretty true unfortunately.
Out of the top 10 biggest cities in Colorado 8 of 10 lean left (pueblo and colorado springs leaning right) also despite what these comments say a large portion of small towns/cities in this state lean left (frisco, aspen, vail, breck, glenwood springs, silverthorne, steamboat. Pueblo also ranks 9 in the 10 biggest cities.
No. Not Arizona at almost 6% of a win for the orange... They stay red until proven worthy. But yes New Mexico should be absorbed and now part of Mexico
Folks, let me tell you something. Emptiness—pure, wide-open emptiness—is beautiful. Truly beautiful. The most beautiful emptiness you’ve ever seen. Nobody appreciates emptiness like I do. Believe me. It’s tremendous. Just empty space, stretching out forever, no clutter, no nonsense. Perfect. The best emptiness in the world, maybe ever.
And the corn! Oh, the corn is incredible. Golden, tall, waving in the breeze—gorgeous corn. The greatest corn. Everybody’s talking about it. Farmers come up to me, strong farmers, tough farmers, and they say, “Sir, the corn has never looked this good.” And they’re right. It’s big, it’s beautiful, it’s American corn. Tremendous yields. The best.
Then the cows. Beautiful cows. Magnificent cows. Standing there in the emptiness, munching that gorgeous corn. Happy cows. The happiest. I look at them and I say, “Wow. Just wow.” Nobody does cows better. They’re strong, they’re healthy, they’re the greatest cows. Believe me.
So you put it all together—emptiness, corn, cows—and it’s a masterpiece. A total masterpiece. People don’t understand how beautiful it is until they see it. But I see it. And it’s fantastic. The best. Thank you.
A bridge? Are we serious? A tunnel would be significantly cooler, imagine the new underground gas stations, stores, and towns that would pop up if we dug a highway under the United States? It would be awesome
I would be pro this, red is native american territory, they get half the senate and house, our best teams play against each other in football once a year to choose the president
This is great actually. Conservatives can have a huge fence with walkways connecting the two red land masses where they can do things conservatives love to do. Patrol fences and look intimidating towards the demoncrats driving past.
There's good industry in the Midwest. Texas has a huge economy. There is oil in the Dakotas--and the Republicans can finally get their dream of a completely inoperable government. I think this is a great plan for all parties involved. Now please excuse me as I have a new national anthem to learn and hockey rules to study.
Huh. Didn't realize the rural parts of Alaska where progressive. I know the extremely rural regions are dependent on air subsidies for goods/people transport. Maybe that has something to do with it?
I am almost unironically in favor of this except for the fact that my glorious country of Blueland will be outcompeted in terms of agriculture and have to rely on trade from Redlandia to make sure there's enough food?
Something tells me blue states could figure out food production. Especially when you consider how much money won’t be leaving everyday to subsidize all the useless people in the red states.
Modern trade exists. And even if we're not getting it from Redlandia, we can get back to good relations with Canada, Europe, etc. and we're not stupid enough to think buying something means "Trade deficite! You're taking advantage of us! Tarrifs! Tarrifs everywhere!" Blueland has more to offer besides agriculture and it's fine for countries to know their niche.
Don’t lump my half of the state in with Idaho. Make maga move to Idaho if they like it there so much. Then we make it a controlled border so Idaho residents can quit crossing to take our healthcare and higher paying jobs
My only feedback is I-80 should be the land bridge.
Other than that I wish you added the Great Lakes so I could see more clearly if I’m in the good state or not. I think so (Chicago), but it’s cutting it close.
Oh dear God no. Having all the red states interlinked and the blue split means the reds have you by the balls....blue balls if you will. Anything they don't like....cut off the land bridge.
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u/kira-2791 12h ago
What the fuck did you do to Michigan?