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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* [[Gun control]] of the Blue States | * [[Gun control]] of the Blue States | ||
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* [[Purple state]]s - swing states that can vote either [[Republican]] or [[Democrat]] | * [[Purple state]]s - swing states that can vote either [[Republican]] or [[Democrat]] | ||
* [[American Redoubt]] - [[Free State Wyoming]] - [[Free State Project]] | * [[American Redoubt]] - [[Free State Wyoming]] - [[Free State Project]] | ||
Revision as of 00:41, April 4, 2016
Blue state refers to states in the USA where a majority votes for Democrats in Presidential elections. They generally have liberal views on gun control, big government, taxation, regulation of business, human rights, homosexual rights, abortion, and crime, and are not considered part of the real America.
They are generally located in the northeast and on the west coast (left coast) of the United States.
See Also
- Gun control of the Blue States
- Purple states - swing states that can vote either Republican or Democrat
- American Redoubt - Free State Wyoming - Free State Project
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