[P.O.E.]

There's still a lot of conservative strongholds out here in the boondocks of Pennsy.

[lesko]

You need to seriously consider Wyoming. Cheyenne is a very livable city with a decent mix of recreation, mountains, and cities nearby (Ft. Collins is 35 minutes away and Denver is only 100 miles away). Yes, it does get windy here at times but the low taxes, low crime rate, low population, and conservative family values present make this a worthwhile move. Other favorites of mine include Sheridan, Lander (awesome scenery), Riverton, and Buffalo. Send me a private response if you want more information - can help!!

[finch]

I was born in Eugene, Oregon and raised in Portland. Moved to California and have been complaining about the traffic ever since.

We've decided to relocate to Western Kentucky. Low cost of living, nice people, and as green as Oregon....

[starvingstudent]

Arizona dude. East valley. Great weather (except for 4-5 months of heat), 364/365 sunny days a year(almost) and BUSH COUNTRY!!!

[Coyoteman]

Good post and thread!

I didn't notice any mention of California or Massachusets or however you spell it (wonder why!).

[Endeavor]

Honey you need to go to Texas.

[AQGeiger]

Virginia!

Beautiful weather. You have four distinct seasons, but no terribly horrible winters. The beach and the mountains are both within a 2-hour drive if you live in the central part of the state. History...the history of Virginia is practically the early history of the nation. Friendly people. And last but not least, respect for values and a conservative majority.

[mdittmar]

Hop,skip and a jump to Yakima,WA.

We're Conservative on the east side of the mountains.

[Grey Ghost II]

Colorado Springs, CO

[sweetliberty]

North Central Arkansas is great. The climate is nearly perfect.....4 distinct seasons of normal duration, and none too severe. People still openly talk about God and go to church. Lakes and rivers abound and the fishing is second to none, I hear. Stay out of Faggotville Fayetteville though. Between the queers and illegals, it isn't fit to live there, even though it is one of the fastet growing and safest cities in the country.

[Blueflag]

If you like Washington, except the politics, move to N Georgia mountains or western North Carolina

[mlmr]

Do not move to Maine. Antibusiness, run by RATS and high taxes. And LEFT, LEFT, LEFT!

[eyespysomething]

Georgia, as long as you are outside the perimeter (Atlanta).

[mystery-ak]

Nowhere in Illinois....I wanna move too!!!...:(

[CARDINALRULES]

South-central, or South west Missouri.

Weather can be wacky at times but not too different from other places.

Don't usually have a ton of snow/ice. Can get hot but not too bad.

With in driving distance to big cities.

Mostly conservative, other than the pockets of STL, KC and Jeff City/Columbia, where the dead vote.

[ct235]

No one has mentioned the obvious place you should be, the Free State, also known as New Hampshire. It is the place for every liberty-loving American to be. Why? Read all about it at: www.freestateproject.org.

[bilhosty]

Try the good old south. Georgia Alabama and North Carolina are all pleasant attractive states though Georgia and North Carolina have the best economies. Western North Carolina and northern Georgia have green fauna covered mountains much like Oregon. While there are few arts liberal living in the areas most people are good conservative people.

[Politicalmom]

I moved to Georgia from California. I love it here. Polls have
Dubya at 60%. :)

[Vision]

I think heaven could be the geography and seasons of Maryland, with the culture/people of Texas.

With that said, you pay a high price to be here. My congressman is...elijah cummings

I do think of moving to Texas from time to time. If Kerry wins or this country doesn't get more serious about terror, it won't be safe to live around here in 10-20 years IMO. Very sad.

[chickenlips]

Virginia! In the Roanoke Valley to be precise.

Fish at Smith Mountain Lake one day, Claytor Lake the next, then fish the James River the following one and New River after that, Then fill the rest of the week with the local trout streams.

BTW, prayer is a local call there... ' cause it's God's country!