Very good article! Except ... it's left me feeling rather foreign. I know that red and blue are the colours of your two main political parties, though I've got no clue which is which ... and is there a political reason why
Jack should be popular in "blue" states and
Jackson in "red" ones? JFK and, er,
Andrew Jackson? Or does politics follow demographics, meaning that the name choice isn't a political one but related to parents' education level, occupation etc in the usual way?
Reagan was a popular president; there seem to be plenty of little
Reagan girls but not little
Ronald boys. Which is odd ... but is there also a red/blue divide there?
There was a kiddy's picture book a couple of decades ago called "Why are there more questions than answers, Granddad?" I neve read it, but perhaps I should have ...
All the best
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