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In reply to the discussion: Why I will never again set foot in the state of Florida: [View all]Freddie
(10,082 posts)26. Palm Beach is still ok
My son and family live in Boynton which isnt far. Hes a true blue liberal (we raised him well) but is stuck there as he and his wife both have good jobs. He prefers to focus on national politics as he considers Florida hopeless.
Their wedding was at a Vrbo house in Jupiter, Dec 2020 in the middle of the stolen election BS. Was a great venue except for the house next door utterly festooned in TFG signs and banners.
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I "visited" in the 1960s at the behest of Uncle Sam. When I left in 1969 I swore I would never...
usaf-vet
Jun 2022
#59
I have no desire either. hell, I'd visit the GA coast or Gulf states, including MS and AL before FL
hlthe2b
Jun 2022
#4
Texas has some very liberal areas where the views of people would be similar to those
JI7
Jun 2022
#8
Yes, and I've spent plenty of time there and will again when rational TX government returns.
hlthe2b
Jun 2022
#13
+1, among us long time locals the mantra is "come visit, spend your money, now leave"...nt
mitch96
Jun 2022
#16
If you live near the Florida coast, this could be a good opportunity to sell your house
tanyev
Jun 2022
#14
Florida is the most politically miserable state I've ever lived in (and that includes TX).
BlueBloodedAmerican
Jun 2022
#15
Yes, I left in 2010, but spent years scuba diving, kayaking, swimming, exploring, camping, you name
BlackSkimmer
Jun 2022
#39
I don't know man. If you are going to limit your travel based on politics, you are
Ferrets are Cool
Jun 2022
#24
Yup. Lot of old mid-western Republicans living in FL. But Dems are growing.
Joinfortmill
Jun 2022
#43
I'm a NH girl who has lived in FL and SC for the last decade. Lots of Dems in the South, folks.
Joinfortmill
Jun 2022
#42
Have seen zero projections of all of Antarctica melting, that's where 70% of the water is.
EX500rider
Jun 2022
#89
We had a restful vacay in Ft. Myers Beach, spent our $ on local merchants and restaurants, then...
FailureToCommunicate
Jun 2022
#38
In my early 20s, a friend and I were discussing our life goals. As a joke, I said that one of
catbyte
Jun 2022
#40
I hear you, but there are quite a few Democrats in FL and other southern states... Hope
Joinfortmill
Jun 2022
#41
Same! Used to go to any area between Jacksonville and St Augustine right on the beach
PortTack
Jun 2022
#44
I am sure Democratic voters trying to make a living in those States really appreciate that.
EX500rider
Jun 2022
#91
There's nowhere else in the continental U.S. that has the same tropical feel as Florida
Poiuyt
Jun 2022
#56