Tag Archives: blue states

Gerrymandering battles: the Colorado front

Colorado’s own Nazgul (supreme court) has for now stopped Democrat activists from pushing all but one GOP out of their congressional delegation, as they tried to copy California, Virginia, and elsewhere. But this is just the next act, and does not end the threat.
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Guest commentary: SCOTUS looks at Hawai’i

From Rob Morse, as we again note how the States are dividing themselves along lines of freedom and tyranny. (Edited; comments/additional thoughts from TPOL in brackets.) We note again that the so-called Blue States (such as Hawai’i, California, New York, … Continue reading

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Political impacts on migration and population shifts within the States

The US Census Bureau has recently published this map: The various comments online about this of course concentrate on the (politically) red and blue State divide. And to a degree, there is a definite correlation – and indeed, direct cause … Continue reading

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Election aftermath: an update

By Nathan Barton It’s Friday morning, and the news reports that anti-Trump protests have continued to spread (CNN). Police (rightly or wrongly) have declared the protests in Portland, Oregon, to be a “riot.” Protesters in Oakland have begun using Molotov … Continue reading

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