June 09, 2006 Politics » Politics Beat

Bush Blues 

by Flyer Staff
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This website offers a fascinating map of the United States that charts the month by month transition of red states to blue since the 2004 presidential election. Tennessee, for example, has gone from 14 percent approval for President Bush to a negative 23 percent.

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