Which state would you move to?

They are not the only state that has outlawed billboards. That has been spreading across the nation since the 70s. Please keep up.

not here in CT ... we have loads of them & the best ones are the changing digital ones usually erected on a curve.
 
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We visited in May, beautiful state. Not much for your senator though.
I agree, in fact most sane folks here agree Concerned one

His stronghold is Burlington, where even he can't escape the damage he and his fellow progs have done

I've personally stumped for his opponent here

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Spent a couple nights in Bennington. Refreshing after being in NY, MA and CT.
I can imagine the dif Concerned one

Life is a tad slower here

I travel south now/then , can feel my pulse rise in traffic , in the lines , i get claustrophobic 😣

Maybe it's just me being used to solitude ?

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South Texas and maybe Florida for mild winters in my old age. Seinfeld used to joke that it was the law that senior citizen New Yorkers had to move to Florida when they retired.
 
There is an irregular publication called Freedom in the 50 States. It used to be put out by George Mason University, but someone else took it over lately.

Freedom in the 50 States ranks each states by various factors related to freedom. Broad categories are economic and personal freedoms. Issues are things like firearms, weed, taxes, asset forfeiture, and a bunch of others.

If you value freedom, then you might want to check it out. On the other hand, there are some caveats. Wyoming once ranked high in freedom and dropped a lot. So that means you might try to escape a place, but the troubles follow you. The other thing is that the federal gov has taken over so much. So Idaho does not mess much with people in northern Idaho, so the fed gov has a big presence. That, at least, is what someone told me about Idaho.
 
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