rulote: América

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América

«After the 2000 election, political analyst became obsessed by the divisions between Red America, the heartland counties that supported Bush; and the Blue America, the coastal and Mississippi Valley counties that supported Gore. I came to think of it as the global-warming divide, because if the polar ice caps do melt and flood the places near water, the Democratic Party will be basically wiped out.» - David Brooks, On Paradise Drive

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