Too many NE liberals moving into the South to escape their high taxes and lack of liberty. Problem is, once they get here they start voting for the same garbage that ran them out of their homes. SC and FL are far less conservative than we used to be. But the South is on the Rise.
I’m moving to SC from NJ precisely because it is a red state overall. My son lives in Pickens, SC, which is north and west of Greenville. He’s been down there for over 18 years. He’s a professional and belongs to Kiwanis. Many of the people in Kiwanis are transplanted northeasterners rr mid-western types. Far as I can tell they’re all conservative.
Graham’s district includes Clemson. Districts with universities in them are most always Marxist (aka liberal, progressive and socialist). Perhaps this explains Graham’s ability to cling to office.
My son thinks Graham’s time is up. If he wants to have a chance to continue feeding at the public trough he’ll have to switch to Demrat Party.
Most of them seem as dumb as a box of rocks so it is no wonder they vote for the same crap they hated up North.
One dingbat Yankee in Myrtle Beach actually told me twenty years ago that he would never worry about a hurricane again because Hugo was supposed to be so bad and it was nothing. I responded of course that Hugo hadn’t actually hit Myrtle Beach and he became indignant and told me that it certainly had hit Myrtle Beach. Anyone with one gram of gray matter knows that the eye of Hugo came in at McClellanville just North of Charleston and Myrtle got only a little taste of the outer edges. If the idiot had bothered to drive even a half hour south of where he was on highway seventeen he would have begun to see that a hurricane is not to be taken lightly. He was one of the dingiest dingbats I have ever had the misfortune to meet. Apparently he had not watched any of the news video of huge yachts sitting on dry land far from the beach or the reports of people in McClellanville spending an entire night clinging to the rafters in a church. I am two hours inland from McClellanville and it took me forty five minutes the next morning to get to my business less than three miles from my home. I had to help people move trees out of the road so I could get there. Portions of the Blue Ridge Parkway were closed due to trees blowing over and my younger brother who was in Charlotte, NC described a terrible storm at Charlotte but that clown thought the hurricane had hit Myrtle Beach.
When, not if, something like Hugo does hit Myrtle Beach again it is going to wipe out most of Fantasyland.