Howard Dean pours extra money into four red states.

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I think Colorado should be a big priority, certainly way ahead of Arizona.

I should certainly think so- you seem to believe that Colorado will somehow become a Democratic stronghold overnight by 2008.

1972:


1976:

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That was a fluke, Jfern- I assume you're aware that Jimmy Carter was the nominee in 1976, and that Georgia is normally a Republican stronghold.

I'm aware of that. If you want another large shift try 1928 to 1932 in Kansas. The Republican VP candidate was still from there in 1932.

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It's not just 4 states.

Already done:

   1. Wyoming
   2. Nevada
   3. Nebraska
   4. Mississippi
   5. Kansas
   6. Missouri
   7. North Dakota
   8. North Carolina
   9. West Virginia

Next on the list:

    * South Dakota
    * Maryland
    * Arkansas
    * Colorado

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It's not just 4 states.

Already done:

   1. Wyoming
   2. Nevada
   3. Nebraska
   4. Mississippi
   5. Kansas
   6. Missouri
   7. North Dakota
   8. North Carolina
   9. West Virginia

Next on the list:

    * South Dakota
    * Maryland
    * Arkansas
    * Colorado

Ok... I'll bite.....

Wyoming.....?!?

While it's usually very solidly Republican, it has a  popular Democratic governor

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66% of Kerry voters, 88% of Bush voters, and 52% of Nader voters were white.

21% of Kerry voters, 2% of Bush voters, and 5% of Nader voters were black.