He's got Central Florida as the Deep South and certain counties of the "Florida Heartland" as part of the Spanish Caribbean... not sure I agree...

to a different county. Much of the country is well-churned. And radio first, TV later, and now the internet may have had further homogenizing effects

Here's an interactive map on internal migration:

http://www.netmigration.wisc.edu/

Born in Boston, raised in South Florida, raised my family (20 years) in Sedona AZ, tried LA for a few years after my kids (and wayward husband) left the nest.

For now I'm settled in suburban Atlanta with my hopefully forever partner in the TV/ film production biz.

I do real estate admin/marketing and can work anywhere.

We'd like to retire somewhere warm and cheap and not too red

born in NC, raised in SC, but lived in multiple parts of Texas, Alaska, Georgia, and now in FL.

I would not call the West Coast of central FL "Deep South" at all.

Simplistic bullshit that barely rises to the level of a horoscope.

With quotes from an interview in 2015?

What is new in this article?

but you go ahead on with the divisive rhetoric.

They work, raise their kids. We are more alike than you might imagine. The problem is the politics.