Apparently a guy named Nate Silver used data from recent amendments and state percentages of evangelicals to predict these dates. Having lived in my home state of Colorado for 18 years, I was surprised to see 2010 as it's predicted year. Of course, I was incredibly surprised when Colorado went to Obama during the recent election, so maybe things have changed since I've been away. But even if this happens, (and I really hope it does) assholes like these will unfortunately always pop-up: Seriously??? WHAT THE BALLS? I don't know whether to laugh at the unfortunate choice of "Rainbow Coalition" or sob in a corner.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Rainbow Coalition
Gawker posted this cool map predicting when states will legalize gay marriage:
Apparently a guy named Nate Silver used data from recent amendments and state percentages of evangelicals to predict these dates. Having lived in my home state of Colorado for 18 years, I was surprised to see 2010 as it's predicted year. Of course, I was incredibly surprised when Colorado went to Obama during the recent election, so maybe things have changed since I've been away. But even if this happens, (and I really hope it does) assholes like these will unfortunately always pop-up: Seriously??? WHAT THE BALLS? I don't know whether to laugh at the unfortunate choice of "Rainbow Coalition" or sob in a corner.
Apparently a guy named Nate Silver used data from recent amendments and state percentages of evangelicals to predict these dates. Having lived in my home state of Colorado for 18 years, I was surprised to see 2010 as it's predicted year. Of course, I was incredibly surprised when Colorado went to Obama during the recent election, so maybe things have changed since I've been away. But even if this happens, (and I really hope it does) assholes like these will unfortunately always pop-up: Seriously??? WHAT THE BALLS? I don't know whether to laugh at the unfortunate choice of "Rainbow Coalition" or sob in a corner.
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