Republicans better at recognising an investment on which they will get a
quick return, maybe?
Mark
Scott Walde wrote:
> Steven Kurylo wrote:
>
>> To bring this topic back up.... http://18seconds.org/
>
> That's extremely interesting, in that it's nearly opposite of what I
> would have expected. Texas, the state famous for doing things big, as
> well as being oil-rich, and fairly right-leaning, fares quite well at
> 7th out of 48, while California, famous for conservation and
> environmentalism, ranks 36th out of 48.
> In fact, the map correlates fairly well with the 2004 election results
> -- with the Republican states being the "green" ones. (with the
> exception of Illinois, who voted Democrat and rank #9 for CFLs.)
>
> http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mejn/election/
>
> ttyl
> srw
>
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