Baroneblog sez:
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/opinion/baroneblog/home.htmRepublicans have certain structural advantages in our nearly equally divided American politics. George W. Bush carried 31 states that elect 62 of 100 senators, and he carried 255 of 435 congressional districts while winning the popular vote by only 51 to 48 percent.
But the indictment yesterday of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay points to a structural advantage for the Democrats: They have majorities in most of the counties containing the state capitals of our largest states. That means that political corruption cases are likely to be handled by prosecutors, judges, and juries that are largely Democratic.
- Michael Barone
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It's only an advantage if you are a corrupt party. Silly me, there's my naivete showing again!
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