"A Different America from the One That Most Political Commentators Describe When Talking about How the Country Is Transforming"

"These eighty members represent just eighteen per cent of the House and just a third of the two hundred and thirty-three House Republicans. They were elected with fourteen and a half million of the hundred and eighteen million votes cast in House elections last November, or twelve per cent of the total. In all, they represent fifty-eight million constituents. That may sound like a lot, but it’s just eighteen per cent of the population."

Ryan Lizza at The New Yorker looks at the home districts of the Republican Party's "suicide caucus."