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Tag Archives: culture
Cultural Differences Between Republicans and Democrats
The conventions show what the parties are like. They show the soul of the parties. Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Politics, Republicans
Tagged America, culture, Democratic National Convention, Democrats, Republican National Convention, Republicans
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Why Does Mississippi Vote Republican?
To answer the question in the post’s title, Mississippi votes Republican because Vermont votes Democratic. Or, to put it another way, Vermont votes Democratic because Mississippi votes Republican. And as long as presidential elections continue to happen, Mississippi will probably be voting the opposite way Vermont does. Continue reading
Posted in Mississippi, South, Vermont
Tagged culture, Democratic, Mississippi, North, Republican, South, Vermont
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