[KarlInOhio]

They tend to have fled from countries that embrace socialism and police-state tactics on the part of the government.

How does that work out with Californians or New Yorkers who flee their native states?

[Lazamataz]

Well, if you are going to give up before we start -- and many people do what you do -- then we WILL not get any traction.

However, I'd offer that these are not similar acts. Fleeing an American state for another is relatively easy. Fleeing a socialist country to enter another illegally is a completely different level of 'hard'.

The ones who get here are motivated. We need to tap that.

[jsanders2001]

> How does that work out with Californians or New Yorkers who flee their native states?

They spread the affliction to the new state and begin to rot it from the inside out just the same...Colorado is a prime example.

[Smokin' Joe]

How does that work out with Californians or New Yorkers who flee their native states?

They seek what they have fled, because it is 'comfortable' for them.

I think the Conservatives should be encouraged to vote that way...

(maybe by a conservative candidate??? hint, hint)

...but getting those used to the chains of Socialist and repressive governments to suddenly shed those chains when the ones here are velvet-covered and a guarantee of being well fed might only be wishful thinking.