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13. By individual voters it's not unanimous either, seems kind of nitpicky. I mean 60% vs 36% seems pretty good. n/t

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In 2024 only 2 states voted unanimously. [View all] Swede Nov 17 OP

I wish there were a way for MA to keep that money Blaukraut Nov 17 #10

There is. It's called secession. Charging Triceratops Nov 17 #28

Blue Red True Dough Nov 17 #2

I'm not sure that says what you think Bok_Tukalo Nov 17 #3

But Oklahoma has no interest in improving any of the five categories. Lonestarblue Nov 17 #4

To be fair though....have we ever truly been? Or has any country? cstanleytech Nov 17 #16

Wealth and Democracy Metaphorical Nov 17 #29

This message was self-deleted by its author cstanleytech Nov 17 #31

You could argue this is a correlation causation fallacy. nt Shermann Nov 17 #30

Lowest common denominator bottomofthehill Nov 17 #5

Leopards have been eating their faces for so long they think it is normal. Midnight Writer Nov 17 #7

Definitely. onenote Nov 17 #15

Every state has undereducated, alabama parts wolfie001 Nov 17 #24

yep. even Massachusetts onenote Nov 17 #25

I was following that Susan Read trial wolfie001 Nov 17 #26

A nation of rational, sane and critically thinking citizens La Coliniere Nov 17 #18

Most of those Floridians are on Medicare and Social Security wolfie001 Nov 17 #23

K&R PatSeg Nov 17 #21