How and when did we divide into red versus blue?

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know how this concept came to be and when the media and other people began referring to us as a country of red and blue?

I thought it might have started with Trump in 2016?

It reminds me of that Dr. Seuss book with the “butter side up” people fighting those who butter the bottom of the toast aka the “butter side down” people.

Red versus blue seems to create more division and fear and seems like BS.

2000 election, Bush/Gore, and done by the press. All elections are run by the press. "Biden's age," even though Trump is only 3 years younger and is suffering from dementia but this is rarely mentioned.

One can be 90 or 100 and not have dementia, you know.

That is true, but statistically speaking very few people at that age still cognitive ability needed to for a job like the President.

Yet it seems like the guy with the photographic memory is one of them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know how this concept came to be and when the media and other people began referring to us as a country of red and blue?

I thought it might have started with Trump in 2016?

It reminds me of that Dr. Seuss book with the “butter side up” people fighting those who butter the bottom of the toast aka the “butter side down” people.

Red versus blue seems to create more division and fear and seems like BS.

2000 election, Bush/Gore, and done by the press. All elections are run by the press. "Biden's age," even though Trump is only 3 years younger and is suffering from dementia but this is rarely mentioned.

One can be 90 or 100 and not have dementia, you know.

Here's proof that Trump is either blind or has no idea of where his wife is s!

https://www.glamour.com/story/trump-says-melania-wanted-to-be-with-irma-first-responders