(Note – both maps are before the Democratic Convention, after which, due to a minor bounce, some states have moved towards Obama at least temporarily. The analysis is nonetheless still dead-on that the Democratic Party can’t ignore.)
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Hmmm, where have I seen maps looking like this before?
Oh, yeah:
This is the 2000 map.
And this is before the GOP has really done any Swiftboating. (Anything that has happened so far is pre-season. The real attacks will begin next Friday.)
Yes, Obama can indeed win, but if he's going to win, he's got to penetrate the red states, and so far, he hasn't.
And this is before the GOP has really done any Swiftboating. (Anything that has happened so far is pre-season. The real attacks will begin next Friday.)
Yes, Obama can indeed win, but if he's going to win, he's got to penetrate the red states, and so far, he hasn't.
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