Here’s a response, by Stephen Moore and Arthur Laffer [cue ad-hominem attack in comment thread in 3…2…1…], to Hillary Clinton’s insulting remarks the other day about winning the “dynamic” states, and losing the backward ones.
I will confess that I hesitated before mentioning That Woman’s name in print. As Richard Wagner is said to have advised: “Never look at the trombones, it only encourages them.”
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“Dynamic states”? Hardly.
Recall the maps?
http://malcolmpollack.com/2016/12/20/figure-and-ground-2/
As stated below, no occasion to do a Google Search: Yet.
(Though “I think maybe” I may have got one over on SoD [D&N] whether he recognized it as such, I doubt it’ll be acknowledged.)
The D&N post? Oh yeah right …
http://duffandnonsense.typepad.com/duff_nonsense/2018/03/vintage-dn-17-nov-06.html
That’s the thing about Basking in the Narrative when one’s “Dear ol’ Dad’s” IT go-to-guy – can’t see the forest for the trees … and so it is for archipelagos which, incidentally, don’t show up on Google either.
(I’m reckoning as a hypothesis I’m going with Google thinking anybody eligible for Social Security to be afflicted with Alzheimer’s or somesuch. But oh sometimes I wish; such was the case.)
If you have lived in the American South, Her comments are familiar and very old. Like the article said, in many Red states…Mine-North Carolina-people see lots of new licence plates from Blue states. I hope these new comers remember what happened to their home states that made them move out.