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To: Lazlo in PA
In 2008 McLame lost Florida by 4282074 to 4045624. That is 236,450 votes difference. From 2000 to 2008 Florida "gained" 330,000 New Yorkers. More than enough to turn Florida from a Conservative voting state to a liberal one.

In North Caroline, McLame lost by 14,177 votes, by 2008 98,000 New Yorkers had occupied North Carolina turning it into a liberal win for 0.

Anyone who thinks that the influx of liberals from the northeast isn't a problem or something that we local yokels in fly over country are exaggerating should keep these numbers in mind.

If you love NY, STAY THERE!

54 posted on 10/03/2011 12:03:45 PM PDT by from occupied ga (your own government is your most dangerous enemy)
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To: from occupied ga

You should go and post this on Huffington Post or DU for the desired effect. Anybody reading this forum from Yankee land, is likely to be as conservative, if not more conservative than you. I know. I spent many years “behind enemy lines” debating rabid liberals in the North East. So, you are right in general terms. A large influx of yankees into a state tends to push state politics left-wards. But, you are wrong in sending that message to North-East stranded Freepers, because it does not apply to them. If anything, we must use this forum as a “Radio-Free America” to provide moral and ideological support to our fellow patriots stuck behind “enemy lines”. I don’t think it’s wise to write off large blocks of people just because of where they live. Anyhow, there’s quite a few southerners who would fit better up north and the reverse is definitely true.


56 posted on 10/03/2011 12:42:36 PM PDT by 3Fingas (Sons and Daughters of Freedom, Committee of Correspondence)
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