Most politically idealistic state?

[GlobeSoc]

Vermont?

[PoliticalShelter]

California

[Shameless Lefty Hack]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

[PoliticalShelter]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

[Matty]

WEST VIRGINIA

THEY WANT COAL TO COME BACK WHEN IT WON'T EVER

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Alabama for thinking it's still in the 1940s

[publicunofficial]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"

[Strudelcutie4427]

Massachusetts, Hawaii

[publicunofficial]

Also my answer is New Hampshire.

[publicunofficial]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"

Tech workers are paid well above the median union wage in the country - why in God's name would they any desire in unionizing?

And what's this about privatizing public schools? IN CALIFORNIA? Haha yeah that's TOTALLY a goal of Californians alright.

A lot of Silicon Valley dips support charter schools.

Also 1) Labor is labor regardless of pay and 2) Many of the people in the tech world fighting for unionization aren't the high paid programmers, they're people like Uber drivers.

[America Needs R'hllor]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"

"This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state."
Anyway, I can't presume to know since I'm not an American.

[publicunofficial]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"

"This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state."

When did basic union rights and a public school system become outside of liberal political ideology?

People are confusing "most idealistic" for "Most Hillary voters".

[publicunofficial]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"

"This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state."

When did basic union rights and a public school system become outside of liberal political ideology?

People are confusing "most idealistic" for "Most Hillary voters".

Bruh, San Francisco and Silicon Valley are too conservative for you?

Too bougie for me.

[PoliticalShelter]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"

"This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state."

When did basic union rights and a public school system become outside of liberal political ideology?

People are confusing "most idealistic" for "Most Hillary voters".

Idealistic doesn't equal most liberal and neoliberals can be just as idealistic if not more so than paloeliberals.

[PoliticalShelter]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"

"This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state."

When did basic union rights and a public school system become outside of liberal political ideology?

People are confusing "most idealistic" for "Most Hillary voters".

You chose New Hampshire, a state that is much more conservative than California.

[Strudelcutie4427]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"

"This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state."

When did basic union rights and a public school system become outside of liberal political ideology?

People are confusing "most idealistic" for "Most Hillary voters".

Bruh, San Francisco and Silicon Valley are too conservative for you?

Too bougie for me.

Maybe try Pyongyang or Havana

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"

"This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state."

When did basic union rights and a public school system become outside of liberal political ideology?

People are confusing "most idealistic" for "Most Hillary voters".

When did idealism solely become the province of the left?

[PragmaticPopulist]

WEST VIRGINIA

THEY WANT COAL TO COME BACK WHEN IT WON'T EVER

Also Wyoming: It has always had a rugged individualism ideology.

[HisGrace]

I would also go with New Hampshire.

[Badger]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"

"This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state."

When did basic union rights and a public school system become outside of liberal political ideology?

People are confusing "most idealistic" for "Most Hillary voters".

Bruh, San Francisco and Silicon Valley are too conservative for you?

Too bougie for me.

Maybe try Pyongyang or Havana

Yes, because North Korean and Cuban style collectivism (albeit very very different) is the natural point of opposing unionization and privatization of public schools

[Alabama_Indy10]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"

"This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state."

When did basic union rights and a public school system become outside of liberal political ideology?

People are confusing "most idealistic" for "Most Hillary voters".

Bruh, San Francisco and Silicon Valley are too conservative for you?

Too bougie for me.

Maybe try Pyongyang or Havana

He's just doing it for attention

[Mr. Smith]

Utah.

[Sumner 1868]

Historically I would say Wisconsin.

[Shameless Lefty Hack]

Historically I would say Wisconsin.

^This is the correct answer.

[Shameless Lefty Hack]

California

Maybe if you're a real-estate developer who believes in bribery as a moral principle...

The state has Silicon Valley pl which has all sorts of grand visions on how to reshape society. This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state.

Agreed. Silicon Valley and San Francisco is like a giant bubble of liberal ideas being floated around.

Liberal ideas like "don't let any tech workers unionize" and "privatize the public school system"

"This is most idealistic state, not most socialist state."

When did basic union rights and a public school system become outside of liberal political ideology?

People are confusing "most idealistic" for "Most Hillary voters".

Bruh, San Francisco and Silicon Valley are too conservative for you?

Too bougie for me.

Maybe try Pyongyang or Havana

He's just doing it for attention

No but actually, California might pull stunts like the Bathroom Bill Travel Ban, but Sacramento bleeds green, not blue or red.

And not in a green party way either.