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Related: About this forumThis is interesting.....Texas was not always red.
?w=1024 Yikes, sorry this is such a huge picture.
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This is interesting.....Texas was not always red. (Original Post)
a kennedy
Nov 2014
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malthaussen
(17,186 posts)1. You are familiar with the "Southern Strategy," I suppose?
The biggest change in the US political landscape since the 1968 elections has been the flip of the states of the Confederacy to the GOP, after a century of being overwhelmingly Democratic.
-- Mal
a kennedy
(29,646 posts)2. Yes, but I guess I didn't see it in this perspective.....
And it's an eye opening graph. Just saying....
KamaAina
(78,249 posts)3. A century ago, Oklahoma was a bastion of socialism.
Go figure.
marlakay
(11,448 posts)4. All about religion
And when abortion became legal....major wedge issue changed the south.