[quote=ocrenter]you can click on the picture to enlarge.[/quote]
I did. It’s still not readable.
An interesting fact: for all the obvious partisan correlations, Colorado is the slimmest state (mostly Democrat), but Utah is also in the bottom 5 and it’s traditionally one of the most conservative, if not THE most conservative state. Wyoming is also conservative and quite slim.
On the other hand, Southern states have high overall obesity ratings because of large numbers of blacks, who tend to vote Democratic.
So, there’s more geography and race here than partisanship.
[quote=ocrenter]you can click on the picture to enlarge.[/quote]
I did. It’s still not readable.
An interesting fact: for all the obvious partisan correlations, Colorado is the slimmest state (mostly Democrat), but Utah is also in the bottom 5 and it’s traditionally one of the most conservative, if not THE most conservative state. Wyoming is also conservative and quite slim.
On the other hand, Southern states have high overall obesity ratings because of large numbers of blacks, who tend to vote Democratic.
So, there’s more geography and race here than partisanship.
[quote=ocrenter]you can click on the picture to enlarge.[/quote]
I did. It’s still not readable.
An interesting fact: for all the obvious partisan correlations, Colorado is the slimmest state (mostly Democrat), but Utah is also in the bottom 5 and it’s traditionally one of the most conservative, if not THE most conservative state. Wyoming is also conservative and quite slim.
On the other hand, Southern states have high overall obesity ratings because of large numbers of blacks, who tend to vote Democratic.
So, there’s more geography and race here than partisanship.
[quote=ocrenter]you can click on the picture to enlarge.[/quote]
I did. It’s still not readable.
An interesting fact: for all the obvious partisan correlations, Colorado is the slimmest state (mostly Democrat), but Utah is also in the bottom 5 and it’s traditionally one of the most conservative, if not THE most conservative state. Wyoming is also conservative and quite slim.
On the other hand, Southern states have high overall obesity ratings because of large numbers of blacks, who tend to vote Democratic.
So, there’s more geography and race here than partisanship.
[quote=ocrenter]you can click on the picture to enlarge.[/quote]
I did. It’s still not readable.
An interesting fact: for all the obvious partisan correlations, Colorado is the slimmest state (mostly Democrat), but Utah is also in the bottom 5 and it’s traditionally one of the most conservative, if not THE most conservative state. Wyoming is also conservative and quite slim.
On the other hand, Southern states have high overall obesity ratings because of large numbers of blacks, who tend to vote Democratic.
So, there’s more geography and race here than partisanship.
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