Motown_Johnny
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Wed Nov-05-08 12:54 AM
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Does winning NC count as breaking the "solid south"??? |
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I would say yes, but maybe it is just me
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Timebound
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Wed Nov-05-08 12:57 AM
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I'm from NC, and it's part of the "solid south." If it goes blue, it'll be great! :)
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Motown_Johnny
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Wed Nov-05-08 01:01 AM
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3. amazing.. not just that a Dem did it, but that an African American did it. |
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I love this win more and more every minute
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Wed Nov-05-08 12:59 AM
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2. I say YES. Winning VA and NC means winning the "Tidewater South" |
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away from the rest of the South, including the "Mountain South" (KY, WV, TN) and the "Deep South" (SC, GA, AL, MS, LA)
(FL and TX are in categories of their own in the South)
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Wed Nov-05-08 01:02 AM
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4. Yes, absolutely. I love North Carolina and the outer banks. |
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Wed Nov-05-08 01:06 AM
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5. Of course--this is the state Jesse Helms represented. |
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Wed Nov-05-08 01:07 AM
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6. VA already did that, I think |
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Wed Nov-05-08 01:07 AM
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7. Breaking? No. Shrinking? Yes. |
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