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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Packing Hispanics
This is the second part in a series of posts examining how to create super-packed congressional districts of one race. Continue reading
Posted in Hispanics, Race
Tagged congressional redistricting, Hispanics, Los Angeles, Miami, packing, Race
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Mitt Romney’s Fundamental Problem
Mitt Romney has a big problem. It’s not “Romneycare.” It’s not his Mormonism. It’s not his shifting positions on social issues, such as abortion. All the above are merely symptoms of Mr. Romney’s big problem. Mr. Romney, simply put, is … Continue reading
What Elections Would Look Like in a Mexico-United States Union
Elections would come to resemble those which happen in Mississippi today: everybody from Mexico would vote one way, everybody from the United States would vote another. Continue reading
Posted in Election Analysis, Other
Tagged blue, Democrats, elections, fun, Mexico, Politics, red, Republians, United States
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What If Mexico Was Part of the United States?
The previous two posts in this serious dealt with what would happen if Canada’s electoral votes were added to the United States. This post will examine what would happen if the same occurred with Mexico. A note to all Mexican … Continue reading
Posted in Election Analysis
Tagged blue, Democrats, elections, fun, Mexico, Politics, red, Republians, United States
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More on Fidel Castro’s Blog
Mr. Castro still maintains a blog (older articles can be accessed here), in which he writes about the latest happenings in this world. It makes for fascinating reading. Continue reading
Reading Fidel Castro’s Blog
Mr. Castro maintains a blog (older articles can be accessed here), in which he writes about the latest happenings in this world. It makes for fascinating reading. Continue reading
Packing Blacks
This is the first part in a series of posts examining how to create super-packed congressional districts of one race. The other posts in this series pack Asians, Hispanics, Native Americans, and whites. Packing Blacks In drawing the districts that … Continue reading
