What do these states have in common?

• North Dakota
• Georgia
• Arizona
• Tennessee
• Montana
• South Dakota
• Indiana
• South Carolina
• West Virginia
• North Carolina
• Kentucky
• Arkansas
• Virginia
• Florida
• Missouri
• Colorado
• New Mexico
• Iowa
• Ohio
• Nevada

Give up?

All of these states went to Bush in the last election. The all also have current net approval ratings (postive% – negative%) for Bush of -10% or less. The figures range from -10% in North Dakota, to -31% in Nevada. There are six more states that voted for Bush where the net approval is negative but less than 10%. There are only four states — the intellectual and population centers of Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Nebraska — where Bush receives a positive net approval. These results are as of April in the monthly nationwide survey by SurveyUSA. (Did you know that if the District of Columbus were made a state, Wyoming would rank 51st in population?)

All I can say to the citizens of the twenty states listed above is “Told you so.”

Wait, there’s one more thing I can say:

Thanks a bunch, a**holes.