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The choice of red to represent the United States' major conservative-leaning party is a departure from the practice used in other countries (such as Canada and the United Kingdom), where red is the color of liberal-leaning parties (while blue is the color of conservative-leaning ones), but liberals in the United States did not want to be red so they would not be associated with [[communism]].
 
The choice of red to represent the United States' major conservative-leaning party is a departure from the practice used in other countries (such as Canada and the United Kingdom), where red is the color of liberal-leaning parties (while blue is the color of conservative-leaning ones), but liberals in the United States did not want to be red so they would not be associated with [[communism]].
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In the [[Cold War]] era, Republican states were Blue states and Democrat states were Red states. In the post-Cold War era, [[liberal media]] made the switch because of the [[Democrat party]] long association with the [[revolution]]ary [[Communist]] Red, and communism at that time was a highly discredited [[genocidal]], and Blue is regarded as the color of tranquility.
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In the [[Cold War]] era, Republican states were Blue states and Democrat states were Red states. In the post-Cold War era, the [[liberal media]] made the switch because of the [[Democrat party]]'s long association with [[Communist]] [[revolution]]ary Reds, and communism at that time was a highly discredited [[genocidal]] ideology, and Blue is regarded as the color of tranquility.
    
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