SD still a Republican stronghold?

[malcorub16]

Originally Posted by aboveordinary

Interesting article that breaks down the political views throughout the county.

Chula Vista Found 'Most Liberal' City in San Diego County - Times of San Diego

This breakdown sounds more like Democrats VS Republicans than Liberals VS Conservatives. I don't beleive that just because someone is registered to vote as a republican they are conservative and vice versa.

[1AngryTaxPayer]

Originally Posted by malcorub16

This breakdown sounds more like Democrats VS Republicans than Liberals VS Conservatives. I don't beleive that just because someone is registered to vote as a republican they are conservative and vice versa.

Of course not, unless you vote Party lines and view the other main party as the "enemy" and use terms like "racist" all the while talking about a political party like it's all one race. LMAO, those posters spew more racist comments than anyone because being "WHITE" and "REPUBLICAN" or any other party doesn't make someone racist, obsessing about it, though, makes me believe these posters are.

[aboveordinary]

Originally Posted by malcorub16

This breakdown sounds more like Democrats VS Republicans than Liberals VS Conservatives. I don't beleive that just because someone is registered to vote as a republican they are conservative and vice versa.

of course.

[TristramShandy]

Originally Posted by hitman619

This deserves it own thread.
I think La Mesa made the list for Most Liberal, and Santee made the list for most conservative.

I'm surprised that Escondido is a conservative-leaning city. Not surprised that Poway is.