Romney has it locked up!

[BorisTheAnimal]

Collegiate liberal indoctrination sticks...I think that's been well established.

Trailer park consevative indoctrination seems to stick too.

Weak.

Very. When you consider cost of living expenses, what states again are more ideal??

 

[candycorn]

Trailer park consevative indoctrination seems to stick too.

Weak.

Very. When you consider cost of living expenses, what states again are more ideal??

It is cheaper to live in a trailer park than a high rise condominium, I will admit that.

 

[BorisTheAnimal]

Weak.

Very. When you consider cost of living expenses, what states again are more ideal??

It is cheaper to live in a trailer park than a high rise condominium, I will admit that.

And not have to pay through the nose in taxes.

 

[candycorn]

Very. When you consider cost of living expenses, what states again are more ideal??

It is cheaper to live in a trailer park than a high rise condominium, I will admit that.

And not have to pay through the nose in taxes.

And you don't have to worry about the meth lab 4 trailers over from blowing up too...

 

[BorisTheAnimal]

It is cheaper to live in a trailer park than a high rise condominium, I will admit that.

And not have to pay through the nose in taxes.

And you don't have to worry about the meth lab 4 trailers over from blowing up too...

Around here, that happens in the Southern Tier. I live in the City of Buffalo myself.

 

[Missourian]

It is cheaper to live in a trailer park than a high rise condominium, I will admit that.

And not have to pay through the nose in taxes.

And you don't have to worry about the meth lab 4 trailers over from blowing up too...

How many meth lab trailers blew up four doors down when you lived in Houston?

Crime here is some of the lowest in the country.

I worry about meth labs a lot less than city folks worry about being robbed, shot, stabbed, raped and mugged.

 

[Missourian]

P.S. do you ever hear of anyone looking forward to retirement so they can move to the city...or up north.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Bump!!!

 

[midcan5]

P.S. do you ever hear of anyone looking forward to retirement so they can move to the city...or up north.

Yes, lots do, Philadelphia's inner city is popular but can you afford it. Also the mountains, whether they be the Poconos, Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire are wonderful places to visit and live. What I find fascinating today is how many drive up here or farther north from Florida or states south each year. The simple fact is those who can afford to have homes or even rent in different locations are the well to do in our nation. Nothing wrong with that but I'd like to see lots of other Americans have the ability to do as we do.

The beginning of this thread is funny, so many lived in a bubble so dense it really seemed Romney could win? If racism wasn't an issue the numbers would have been even more impressive. Hillary 2016.

 

[Synthaholic]

One of my favorites.

This picture is fantastic and pretty much says it all.

did you get this from Fox? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOLOL

The small print at the bottom says Fox Business | Business News & Stock Quotes - Saving & Investing

So the wingnuts can't argue with it.

 

[Synthaholic]

I look forward to the next Liberal bitchslapping. then we'll see just how "gracious" this traitorous scum really are.

See me post above please.

So you advocate one party Democrat rule? How well is that working in DETROIT?!?!?!

Republicans took over, and two years later, it goes bankrupt!

 

[Synthaholic]

One of my favorites.

Collegiate liberal indoctrination sticks...I think that's been well established.

 

[Synthaholic]

State ranking by freedom...


Rankings - Overall

1. North Dakota
2. South Dakota
3. Tennessee
4. New Hampshire
5. Oklahoma
6. Idaho
7. Missouri
8. Virginia
9. Georgia
10. Utah
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40. Connecticut
41. Mississippi
42. West Virginia
43. Vermont
44. Maryland
45. Illinois
46. Rhode Island
47. Hawaii
48. New Jersey
49. California
50. New York

Freedom in the 50 States 2013 | Overall Freedom | Mercatus Center

Hey, if you can't trust the Mercatus Center, who can you trust?

At least I used FOX.

 

[Synthaholic]

Nope. It proves the American Electorate are not willing to turn the entire country into Detroit.

Yeah but your excuse for Obama's total annihilation of Romney was voter fraud. Are we to believe that they forgot how to rig elections in 2 years? Either they did or Obama's incredible victory was authentic.

You're so silly, candy. Voter fraud only oocurs when wingnuts lose, rembember?

Correct. Even though the head of Diebold voting machines was a Bush Ranger (raised more than $100,000 for the Party).

 

[Synthaholic]

P.S. do you ever hear of anyone looking forward to retirement so they can move to the city...or up north.

That's right - everyone dreams of retirement in...Missouri!

"Honey, we'll just be a few hours from Branson! Or Rush's birthplace! Or the home of the Knights Of The Ku Klux Klan!"

 

[candycorn]

P.S. do you ever hear of anyone looking forward to retirement so they can move to the city...or up north.

That's right - everyone dreams of retirement in...Missouri!

"Honey, we'll just be a few hours from Branson! Or Rush's birthplace! Or the home of the Knights Of The Ku Klux Klan!"

Florida is where you want to retire. Missouri is where you run out of gas on the way down there.

 

[Missourian]

P.S. do you ever hear of anyone looking forward to retirement so they can move to the city...or up north.

That's right - everyone dreams of retirement in...Missouri!

"Honey, we'll just be a few hours from Branson! Or Rush's birthplace! Or the home of the Knights Of The Ku Klux Klan!"

Florida is where you want to retire. Missouri is where you run out of gas on the way down there.

Why would you run out of gas here?

We have some of the cheapest gas in the country!

Illinois, that's where you'll run out of gas.

South Carolina
3.200



Alabama
3.284



Mississippi
3.303



Arkansas
3.315



Tennessee
3.327



Oklahoma
3.351



Louisiana
3.381



Virginia
3.386



Texas
3.398



Missouri
3.401



Ohio
3.403



New Mexico
3.421



Kentucky
3.430



Indiana
3.435



Georgia
3.438



North Carolina
3.444



Arizona
3.449



New Jersey
3.465



Kansas
3.472



Michigan
3.477



Iowa
3.482



Minnesota
3.486



Florida
3.506



Colorado
3.517



Nebraska
3.532



Delaware
3.551



Wisconsin
3.560



Maryland
3.573



West Virginia
3.575



Pennsylvania
3.580



North Dakota
3.604



Wyoming
3.619



New Hampshire
3.637



Nevada
3.641



South Dakota
3.660



Illinois
3.668



Massachusetts
3.685



Montana
3.694



Maine
3.706



Utah
3.713



Vermont
3.733



Rhode Island
3.746



Washington DC
3.779



Oregon
3.793



Idaho
3.815



Washington
3.823



New York
3.844



California
3.876



Connecticut
3.912



Alaska
4.000



Hawaii
4.340


http://www.missourigasprices.com/Prices_Nationally.aspx

 

[Missourian]

And that's the metropolitan average price.

At my home station, it's $3.18 a gallon.


http://www.missourigasprices.com/GasPriceSearch.aspx

 

[Missourian]

For the record...

ST. LOUIS (KMOX) - Missouri ranks high on the list of best states in which to retire.


Bankrate.com tackled the “where should I retire question” from a unique angle. Instead of looking at the states with the best beach access and golf courses, it weighed its findings on other more practical issues: cost of living, crime rates, tax rates, access to medical care, and average annual temperatures.


Taking all those factors into consideration, Missouri comes in as the eleventh-best retirement state, ahead of Florida and Arizona. Illinois is listed as number 20.


Missouri Ranks High on ?Best States for Retirement? List « CBS St. Louis

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[Old Rocks]

And not have to pay through the nose in taxes.

And you don't have to worry about the meth lab 4 trailers over from blowing up too...

How many meth lab trailers blew up four doors down when you lived in Houston?

Crime here is some of the lowest in the country.

I worry about meth labs a lot less than city folks worry about being robbed, shot, stabbed, raped and mugged.

Murder rate for Missouri for the last three years per 100,000, 6.1, 7.0, 6.5

For New York, 4.0, 4.5, 4.0

For Oregon, 2.1, 2.5, 2.3

For New Jersey, 4.2, 4.3, 3.7

Murder Rates Nationally and By State | Death Penalty Information Center