Elliot Lee

I am really young. A random person wanting to buy my domain, webdonkeys.com, said she was planning to use it for something Democrat-related. That led me to read about Democrats and Republicans, their symbols of red and blue, and past elections and so forth. I also read this Wikipedia article on the Red state vs. blue state divide. It was fairly shocking. The 2000 election is the first one I ever paid attention to (I guess I was just the right age when it happened), and for some reason it seemed to me that Republicans have always been traditionally red, and Democrats always traditionally blue. But now that I think about it, I think Wikipedia is right. It should be the opposite! Continue reading ‘Democrats red, Republicans blue’