:::::::::::::::::Again you prove that you don't bother to read what others actually say. I've mentioned the Frymer and Skrentny source twice now, quoting it the first time, yet you can't seem to recall something that's literally only a few responses above your last reply. That's pretty telling, espcially since I bolded parts of the quote and I pretty rarely bold things. So we have 2 sources from Lassiter, 1 source from Feldman, 1 source from Frymer and Skrentny, and here's another one from Bedolla and Haynie, published by Routledge in 2013, called "The Obama coalition and the future of American politics". In it, they say "By many accounts, the southern strategy, for decades, has been a successful tool for increasing white support and turnout for Republican candidates throughout the South. It is generally believed to be the primary force that transformed the once overwhelmingly Democratic South into a reliable GOP stronghold in presidential elections." The cool thing is, I only need 1 source that speaks to the view being the most widely or generally held, and here I have 4-5 source. I say 4-5 because one of the sources actually identifies the suburban viewpoint as a minority/dissenting viewpoint instead of articulating the majority viewpoint, but they are both different sides of the same coin as far as this discussion is concerned. And what's even cooler is that any single one of these sources takes precedence in establishing a viewpoint's weight on WP over your OR argument of your observed google citations. Again, I'm going to direct you to WP:TEND because demanding others to come up with sources to disprove your unsourced claim is an example of tendentious editing. It says "or you challenge them to find a source that disproves your unsourced claim." FYI, your unsourced claim is that the suburban strategy and the generally held viewpoint of the Southern strategy have "equal" support in scholarship. Not only is this claim of yours unsourced, but it's also already been debunked by any of the authors I've just listed in this comment and previous comments, yet you still refuse to accept it.