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To: Big Labor Hater
There is a reason that a large amount of poeple are moving from the north and north east to the south east and south west.

Jobs, healthy economy, and lower taxes (mostly).

But the northern states keep doing what they did to run people off in the first place.

Unfortunately, too many of those who have fled the liberal nonsense of the north continue to vote the same way when they get down here and will bring the liberal nightmare here next.

6 posted on 09/14/2007 6:29:44 AM PDT by Phantom Lord (Fall on to your knees for the Phantom Lord)
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To: Phantom Lord
Unfortunately, too many of those who have fled the liberal nonsense of the north continue to vote the same way when they get down here and will bring the liberal nightmare here next.

Isn't that the truth. This, IMHO, is what happened to much of FLA, and the same thing has been happening to large parts of NC. Viriginia was lost long ago - its no longer a southern state, but an east coast state.

Its sad, really how liberals destroy one part of the country, only to flee the results of their failed policies to ruin another perfectly good area.
16 posted on 09/14/2007 6:34:45 AM PDT by chrisser
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But the northern states keep doing what they did to run people off in the first place.

Not just Michigan. It's the whole Midwest and New England states. They're chasing folks away with their socialism. Pretty soon everyone is going to be living in the South and West, or in Panama like I plan on when I hit my 40s.

69 posted on 09/14/2007 9:51:12 AM PDT by Extremely Extreme Extremist (Coming soon: Stupidparty.com = Republican Party news, opinions, and blogs)
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