REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - Texas Win: Why the Lone Star State Is Winning the Great Sorting
What is identified as the primary driver behind the economic and political implications of the Great Sorting?
The author states that the political implications are largely driving the economic implications of the Great Sorting.
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According to the article, how are the two opposing camps in the Great Sorting characterized?
One camp is described as business-friendly, prosperous, free, and conservative, while the opposing camp is characterized as business-hostile, floundering, restricted, and "progressive," or increasingly "communist," such as in New York City.
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What does the author mean by the term "the Great Sorting"?
The "Great Sorting" refers to the division of the nation into two opposing camps: one that is business-friendly, prosperous, free, and conservative, and another that is business-hostile, floundering, restricted, and "progressive" or "communist."
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