I don’t believe I said thank you for that post-I mean it.
Being from the bluest of blue states, I always feel sympathy for our conservative friends in California, Oregon, and Seattle.
But they do exist there, in great numbers. But there, like the state I live in, they have honed the politics in the state where it is nearly impossible for anything better than a RINO to get elected.
They have done to my state, and those West Coast states, what they plan to do to the country as a whole if they have their way.
That is what HR-1 is a huge part of.
God help us.
Anyway, it is easy to feel one might have a hurdle as a “refugee” to overcome in conservative states because the citizens there would have good reason to view you as someone who crapped their bed, and now, instead of cleaning themselves up, want to continue their old ways and crap in theirs now.
Anyway, nice to read your positive post!
Thank you too.
I sincerely mean we need more conservatives in NH.
I moved here from WNY in 1985. It was the last RED New England state. It has slowly turned purple to light blue in the last 35 years.
Now, I believe we may have reached the point of no return.
Since covid we have seen a huge influx from NY, NJ and CT.
We have always had an influx from MA. However, many of the people from MA actually tended to be more conservative types.
They moved north to escape the political issues of the commonwealth. Now, many of the people are moving here because of the rural/suburban nature of our state, but bringing their liberal views with them. Almost every house in my area that has sold in the last year was to people from NY, NJ, CT, CA, MA. As soon as they moved in I saw Biden signs go up.
We are literally getting out voted now. Our Rino governor will probably announce today that he is running for US Senate. He is term limited(3) as governor. His ultimate goal is the White House. Sununu is part of the establishment. Just like his daddy. However, he is popular enough to probably beat Maggie Hassan. So, we may be better with a Rino Republican than a Democrat.