I found these data on the US most republican counties. I thought it was Ochiltree, TX, but I found Madison, ID got the first place.

Madison, ID 92.8 %
Ochiltree, TX 92.1 %
Garfield, MT 91.9 %
Glasscock, TX 91.7 %
Roberts, TX 91.7 %
Franklin, ID 90.9 %
Arthur, NE 90.2 %

Of course the most Democratic one is Washington DC with 90.6 % to Kerry.
Curious ain't it?

I was in Washington DC for almost 5 years. No wonder I was so depressed.

I can tell you that republicans thrive in rural areas of the states, which includes the south and midwest like idaho, i don't think it gets more republican than that, you should see montana. Big cities, no matter the state are usually democratic. D.C. especially since it's a big city and filled with black people, they even have a black mayor, and pretty much the whole district goes to the democrats all the time.

also dont forget that the rural cities have less people and so each voter has a higher percentage. im sure the poll was taken in cities with a set minimum population though to account for that.

Is Bushian a word?

Originally Posted by behemoth79

Is Bushian a word?

Don't think so...

Originally Posted by behemoth79

Is Bushian a word?

I think Gore made that one up back when he invented the word strategery and the internet.

Originally Posted by Italian Guy

I found these data on the US most republican counties. I thought it was Ochiltree, TX, but I found Madison, ID got the first place.

Madison, ID 92.8 %
Ochiltree, TX 92.1 %
Garfield, MT 91.9 %
Glasscock, TX 91.7 %
Roberts, TX 91.7 %
Franklin, ID 90.9 %
Arthur, NE 90.2 %

Of course the most Democratic one is Washington DC with 90.6 % to Kerry.
Curious ain't it?

God bless Washington DC!!!!!!