Jayson ManshipChristian, Dog Lover, Web Geek. In that order.

In Indianapolis the Colts logo is everywhere. I mean everywhere. Grocery stores, fast food restaurants, schools, even churches. In Indy, we love our blue & white.

I just stumbled across this report from DailyCaller.com that made me think about blue and red.

It ranks my hometown of Noblesville, Indiana as the #5 most conservative county in America. Noblesville is the county seat for Hamilton County and is about 20 miles north of Indianapolis.

Indianapolis has long been one of the most Republican cities north of the Mason-Dixon line, and the main suburban overflow county is a model of conservatism. Hamilton County to the north of Indianapolis is one of the richest counties in America. The cities on the border of the county, such as Carmel, Fishers, and Noblesville, are now among the largest cities in Indiana, and they are overwhelmingly Republican. The county prides itself on being family-friendly, putting much effort in building recreational facilities and parks. Forbes called Hamilton County the best place in America to raise a child.

As a random and personal side note, the two best-men in my wedding live this example. Vince Eagan works for the Indianapolis Colts and Andrew Greider is the executive director of the Hamilton County Republican Party.