North Carolina vs. Montana

[TDAS04]

North Carolina is good for the South, but I still vote for Montana.  

[politicus]

Montana, great state.

[Mr. Smith]

North Carolina easily.

[Goldwater]

North Carolina easily.

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Umm guys... this shouldn't be hard.

#ncftw

North Carolina easily.

[MT Treasurer]

Montana easily.

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Montana easily.

Go away we're your neighbor.

[Bigby]

North Carolina is much warmer and has a much more similar culture to mine, so there.

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This poll is horrendous.

[Classic Conservative]

North Carolina for exciting elections, Montana for freedom.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

north carolina has cities

[DemPGH]

Clearly NC.

But yeah, the Atlas is very consistent in picking desolate, dark freezers over mild, warm places with beaches and long growing seasons, etc. socialization of healthcare is often cited as the reason, but that would not apply in this case.

[SWE]

The state that gave a socialist 40% of the vote for Senate last year.

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

The state that gave a socialist 40% of the vote for Senate last year.

Kay hagen is far left to though

[daverep]

NC easily.

Montana seems nice in theory but after a few winters there I'd be pretty lonely and depressed. Nice to visit, terrible to live in.

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The state that gave a socialist 40% of the vote for Senate last year.

Kay hagen is far left to though

:I

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

The state that gave a socialist 40% of the vote for Senate last year.

Kay hagen is far left to though

:I

Sorry, ultra liberal =/= far left. My bad.

Context just for you:

"Ultra liberal Kay Hagen [sic]"

[Goldwater]

Clearly NC.

But yeah, the Atlas is very consistent in picking desolate, dark freezers over mild, warm places with beaches and long growing seasons, etc. socialization of healthcare is often cited as the reason, but that would not apply in this case.

Yeah, for whatever reason this forum loves the places with the worst weather.

[Bigby]

Clearly NC.

But yeah, the Atlas is very consistent in picking desolate, dark freezers over mild, warm places with beaches and long growing seasons, etc. socialization of healthcare is often cited as the reason, but that would not apply in this case.

Yeah, for whatever reason this forum loves the places with the worst weather.

Socialism and cold weather go hand in hand is what it is.

[Goldwater]

Clearly NC.

But yeah, the Atlas is very consistent in picking desolate, dark freezers over mild, warm places with beaches and long growing seasons, etc. socialization of healthcare is often cited as the reason, but that would not apply in this case.

Yeah, for whatever reason this forum loves the places with the worst weather.

Socialism and cold weather go hand in hand is what it is.

But what about Antonio?

[RFayette]

Clearly NC.

But yeah, the Atlas is very consistent in picking desolate, dark freezers over mild, warm places with beaches and long growing seasons, etc. socialization of healthcare is often cited as the reason, but that would not apply in this case.

Yeah, for whatever reason this forum loves the places with the worst weather.

Socialism and cold weather go hand in hand is what it is.

But what about Antonio?

He's an outlier. 

Atlas also seems to prefer heavily white states, on average.

[Swedish Rainbow Capitalist Cheese]

Atlas also seems to prefer heavily white states, on average.

The Atlas might be one of the least diverse places anywhere. There are all-male clubs that have more active female members than we do, the median skin tone is probably whiter than milk. Basicly our only saving grace is that we have a huge LGBT community on here.

[Bigby]

Atlas also seems to prefer heavily white states, on average.

The Atlas might be one of the least diverse places anywhere. There are all-male clubs that have more active female members than we do, the median skin tone is probably whiter than milk. Basicly our only saving grace is that we have a huge LGBT community on here.

That also makes me start wondering why there are more liberal whites in nearly all-white environments. Atlas would make such an interesting case study.

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It's funny how North Carolina has been consistently exactly two votes behind Montana for the majority of the time this poll has been up.