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Defying national trends, Colorado voters continue to prefer Democrats to Republicans (The Rocky Mountaineer Poll)

Phys251 said:
Clearly it's the legal weed!
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If that's his beef, and that did cross my mind, as I live in Colorado also, I'd be interested in how our 'legal weed' is a bad thing. But I don't want to put the cart before the horse or words in his mouth. Colorado is certainly no "hell-hole." That's for damn sure.
 
Phys251 said:
Kind of like how righties do with cities they don't like? ;)
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If you are accusing me of something, please ensure you have some back up.

There are cities I find totally disgusting. But is that politics or human nature ?
 
EdwinWillers said:
What makes you think being disappointed in [the people of] my state would ever attract me to some state like Mississippi, or Georgia for that matter?

I love Colorado - which is why I'm disappointed in the people here who're turning it into a nightmarish, liberal hell-hole.

And besides, we don't have sweltering humidity here like Mississippi, and Georgia; sticky, sweltering humidity - against which there oughta be a law, btw.
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Those people you describe are responsible for the vast majority of GDP in your state. Colorado would have the economy of a third world country were it not for the front range metros.
 
I still remember when Dole won Colorado back in 1996.
 
Brack said:
I still remember when Dole won Colorado back in 1996.
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I still remember when John Love was our governor. The state's gone "progressively" downhill ever since.
 
EdwinWillers said:
I still remember when John Love was our governor. The state's gone "progressively" downhill ever since.
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Then leave. Nobody's stopping you. :)
 
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