To: LibKill
What I want to avoid is the 'lib' areas - I know, all of the states have 'em. Seems most of these areas in other states being recommended to me by Cali brokers are what I call 'Birkenstock Zones' and I want to avoid them. Common ones that pop up are: Austin, Denver, Boulder, and parts of Houston. Are these rumors correct?
To: ysoitanly
I know nothing about Colorado, but Austin, parts of Houston and Dallas/Fort Worth are very very commie.
Oddly enough most folks in East Texas are very conservative yellow dog democrats. Go figure.
40 posted on
08/16/2003 9:31:05 AM PDT by
LibKill
(If you don't vote, don't complain!)
To: ysoitanly
West Texas is where it is at with San Angelo the crown jewel. It is a wild yet conservative area of over 250k people and a western frontier town mentality. The big city, the mountains and the border less than 3 hours away (at 100 miles an hour and no armadillo mishaps).
To: ysoitanly
Well, Denver and Boulder are definitely "liberal intense". Colorado Springs is slightly less so.
61 posted on
08/16/2003 9:50:11 AM PDT by
sweetliberty
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