[76834]

Here ya go..

colemantexas.org

[sneakers]

Come to Indiana, Pa. It's the hometown of Jimmy Stewart and Indiana Univ. of Pa. When the university is not in session it's pretty conservative. Uh, well, sort of... Well. In any case, we could always use more conservatives. :-)

[MagnumRancid]

If you like small to mid sized southern type cities, Lexington Kentucky and Johnson City Tennessee come to mind, not necessarily in either city proper but nearby.
Beautiful country, Republican since Lincoln. They even have winter.

[MisterRepublican]

Jacksonville and St. Augustine, Florida. Sunny and warm most of the time (except during 3 or 4 hurricnaes) and an excellent conservative, Republican climate as well.

[Valpal1]

Just move to the dry side. Eastern Oregon, we have the sun and the conservatives.

[noblejones]

We'd be glad to have you in Savannah. It's a bit warm here, but it's also quite warm.

[small voice in the wilderness]

You can move next door to me in Virginia. I loathe my neighbors and their Kerry/Edwards signs.

[NRA2BFree]

NM has a lot of sunshine and pretty decent weather, with little humidity; however....certain parts of NM (like where I live) are RAT infested. Of course, the bright side to that is we can own lots of guns. We actually have a bounty on RATS where I live. LOL

[humblegunner]

If you have a choice, be a Texan.

[Gunrunner2]

Northeast Georgia.

Beautiful and conservative. . .the place I will retire.

[GrandmaC]

How about Rathdrum Idaho!!!!! Or anywhere in Northern Idaho. We have conservative majority. We get alot sunshine, not all the rain you get on the west coast. We are pro gun. And you won't find a prettier place to live. We also have all 4 seasons, but since we are on the west side of the rocky mountains it doesn't get as cold as it does in Montana.

My home happens to be for sale too. :o) You can see pictures of our area etc at the website in my tagline. I'd love to sell to another Freeper!

[Michael Barnes]

PA is beautiful, but alas, I must warn you off for now. We have fast eddie, snarlin arlen, and (lord help us) PennDOT. But, we do have Santorum. Steelers look promising this year (as well they better with a shiny new stadium paid for by the taxpayers), but the Pirates suck and it doesn't look like there's going to be an NHL this season. Outside Allegheny County and Philly, the state is mostly republican. Allegheny is known for it's old folks, and believe me, you know when you enter Allegheny. It's either blue haired old ladies, or knuckles on the steering wheel and no head to be seen going 30 in a 50.

On a related note, we do have a kick ass conservative talk show host; Jim Quinn.

Good luck to ya...

[Phsstpok]

Wyoming. Just be sure you don't need lots of people around, conservative or not, and that you have a very dry sense of humor.

[7.62 x 51mm]

Move to Penna; we're gradually out-numbering the subhuman, liberal-demokkkRAT filth in Phila and Pitt. Soon, we'll deport them all to NJ-IL-MA-WA-OR-HI-VT-MD-etc.

(;^{}~)

[rock on]

South Africa. Cheap labor, somewhat like Belize and Costa Rica.

Very congenial to conservatives. Well, the White part anyway. You may need to stay behind walls at times, but still...very nice place!

[TADSLOS]

GTT

[Recovering_Democrat]

Utah. Alabama. Texas. Central Florida. Georgia. Good luck. Also, while you're still there, consider this: God may have you there to be a light in the darkness.

Find someone to pray for, educate, and "work on". Leave someone in Oregon a little wiser--someday that seed you plant may yield a great harvest.

[Rome2000]

Dade County Florida

No state income tax, great weather.

[LibWhacker]

I think it would be best for conservatives to move to marginally liberal states and help tip them over into the conservative column. 'Course, such is not for me. I'm tired of tilting at windmills. First chance I get, I'm moving to Texas! :-)

[TexasCajun]

Lots of choices in TEXAS! ...just pick your weather and terrain.
But stay out of Austin & Rio Grand Valley.