Barack Obama Vs George W Bush - The Political Machine 2020 simulation  

In 2008 though WV was still mildly competitive for Obama so that couldve flipped still then too. It wouldnt have a chance now but it was only about 11 pecent to McCain.

@@sweepout-politics2008 yeah, but I think Texas would be red along with a couple of other states

Bush would have won more states than that- but he couldn’t have ran in 2008 anyways cause of the 22nd amendment

Also Montana, that probably go blue if W ran again

I actually change my mind about Texas. It’s still his home state.

The game isn’t suppose to make sense

@@raymondoverton7717 No Iowa did, Idaho is one of the most conservative states in the union.Iowa is a pig shaped Midwestern state( Mid East of the country if you look on a map). Idaho a big northwestern state next to states like Washington and Montana.

Sherriff Wiggles Iowa isn’t that conservative. It voted for three dem representatives in 2018, but the rural population turned out and voted 2 of the, out.

@@emperorpalpatine2531 I agree, did you know how much Obama won it? 1st term and second. Iowa is considered a swing state. Meanwhile Idaho is the top 5 most conservative states in the U.S, Wyoming is first I believe.

@@super02tpc82 Iowa is a swing state but it leans red. Idaho, while being super conservative, elected a democrat to the house in 2008.

Nailbitter

cause the south isnt racist like theyre trying to tell you

The south isnt that racist. Atleast where I live in Houston (Coming from a black person). A lot of it is just 50 and 60's stereotypes but some towns may be a bit bad and racist.

@@timbowalk14 Democratic cities and larger cities aren’t that bad. It’s the small cities that you gotta watch out for.