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To: logi_cal869

Too many damn dims moving here-—been going on for years, now. They are turning our bright red state blue!


12 posted on 01/07/2014 9:22:36 AM PST by basil (2ASisters.org)
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To: basil

I don’t like supporting the party, but it seems unavoidable. If you give to an individual candidate, you get on their lists, and hounded to death. If you go to a caucus or something to support a candidate, you’re swept into the party, and hounded for money.
It’s the same with the Democrats, of course. I supported an individual Democrat for mayor years ago and they have finally gotten the message that I don’t want mailings from left leaning groups. Or maybe it’s because I moved.
Neither of them seems to understand the concept of supporting an individual without supporting their stupid parties.


13 posted on 01/07/2014 9:31:12 AM PST by crazycatlady
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To: basil

It sux but its the way things work. Liberals make things intolerable then flee to “red states”.

On the flip side, when they flee “blue states” those states often turn red. A year ago FReepers laughed at me when I said Michigan would be a RTW state.


14 posted on 01/07/2014 9:33:39 AM PST by cripplecreek (REMEMBER THE RIVER RAISIN!)
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To: basil

Yup. Texas has an infestation problem.

Me, I live in a blue state, some argue it’s starting to turn purple. I think that is happening mainly because people like me are just gonna stay put while the blue part of the state moves south to Texas.

so far, it seems my plan is working.

Sorry red states.


16 posted on 01/07/2014 9:38:29 AM PST by cableguymn (It's time for a second political party.)
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