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RKP5637

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4. We're moving on too, but in our case it's the Kansas politics driving us

Reply to KansDem (Reply #3)

Wed May 30, 2012, 06:45 PM

May 2012

out of Kansas. Particularly in recent years Kansas politics just seems to keep getting nuttier and nuttier to us. There are a bit more moderate areas to live and work. Looking down the road if republicans win and fully gain control and DC becomes more RW it seems RW states are going to have a field day. The present governor in KS will probably go down in history as one of the worst.

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Poll: Study suggests continued population drop in Kansas [View all] RKP5637 May 2012 OP

I was born and raised here Shrek May 2012 #1

There are parts of Kansas that are absolutely wonderful! n/t RKP5637 May 2012 #2

I left San Diego in 1979 to attended graduate school at KU KansDem May 2012 #3

We're moving on too, but in our case it's the Kansas politics driving us RKP5637 May 2012 #4

I would never live in Kansas. Dawson Leery May 2012 #5

It's a little weird to say the least. Each day often brings another WTF. If I were RKP5637 May 2012 #6

I need to live on a coast. Psychologically I can't deal with being landlocked. Arugula Latte May 2012 #7

I know exactly what you mean!!! I'm very saddened I ever left the coasts. n/t RKP5637 May 2012 #8