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To: cotton1706
Basically, a rundown on MA like what others (except for a few) have shared already. I guess it all boils down to whether a ultra-conservative from Indiana could make it in ultra-liberal Massachusetts, or is that even a fair comparison? Just looking for some honest advice, that's all. thanks.

I try to thread the needle with the vanity heading (just in case it's needed) and some folks still can't resist the opportunity to make a wisecrack anyway. Why do I try................???

10 posted on 12/11/2012 9:21:43 AM PST by ducttape45
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To: ducttape45

Well, I’m an ultra conservative in ultra liberal MA. It can be a lot to take if you follow politics. There is enormous corruption in government, but that’s nothing new. Things are more expensive because of the chokehold of the unions. Road projects never end. Depending on your commute, there are tolls. We have a flat income tax rate of 6.25% and no tax on food or clothing.

The climate’s probably the same but there’s lots to visit. Cape Cod, all the seaside towns, New Hampshire.


13 posted on 12/11/2012 9:32:06 AM PST by cotton1706
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