So let's talk about secession.
See, there's this "two Americas" problem that is much more real and substantive than the metaphor used by the Edwards campaign.
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The social attitudes in this country, coupled with the geographic distribution of them, have coalesced into a position from which the Democratic party basically can't win an election. And there's nothing they can do about it. They can't get any rural votes, period. Moving to the left will only make things worse, and moving further to the middle will render any ballot choice we have irrelevant.
The electoral map is frightening. You have the northeast, midwest, and west coast – the nation's centers of population, business, education, media, technology, arts, etc etc – voting one way yet utterly unable to exert any influence on the Presidential races or obtain majorities in Congress.
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The rest of the country, voting on its regressive moral and social agenda, has a fairly insurmountable-looking electoral and distributional advantage in Federal races.
So while I'm half-kidding in mentioning something like secession, you really have to wonder how much longer the northeast, Pacific coast, and industrialized upper midwest are going to stand for Farmer Bob and the hee-haw crowd selecting the President and Congress for them year in and year out.
