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To: KevinDavis
The loss of manufacturing jobs in the Midwest--is threatening to turn the whole Midwest BLUE. You see it in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and the start of it in Indiana and Wisconsin (Illinois is already hopeless).

This trend toward the blue--is going to make it increasing difficult for Republicans in the future--as you will be able to add the Midwest (Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania) to the list of SOLID BLUE states like California and New York.

Now I haven't add up the electoral votes I have just listed--but it's an incredible number to SPOT the democrats before you even start.

31 posted on 11/08/2006 8:36:04 PM PST by stockstrader
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To: stockstrader
The loss of manufacturing jobs in the Midwest--is threatening to turn the whole Midwest BLUE.

If the jobs are gone, the people will leave those states. The state's populations will go down and the states will lose electoral votes.

38 posted on 11/08/2006 8:42:21 PM PST by syriacus (Help defend the brain-injured + the unborn from the newly elected "Wolves-in-sheep's clothing.")
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To: stockstrader
The loss of manufacturing jobs in the Midwest--is threatening to turn the whole Midwest BLUE.

Because you know how well the already blue state of Michigan is doing.

75 posted on 11/08/2006 9:43:30 PM PST by RockinRight (The loss is temporary, hopefully we learn from our mistakes.)
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To: stockstrader; All

Well I have been hearing about manufacturing jobs leaving the midwest for years (hence the name Rustbelt). That is life...


82 posted on 11/09/2006 6:35:11 PM PST by KevinDavis (Nancy you ignorant Slut!!!!!)
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