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Garmin should move KT2000 Feb 2017 #1
I agree! Plucketeer Feb 2017 #3
There is another lesson Lithos Feb 2017 #5
Many R's are anxious KT2000 Feb 2017 #6
Disagree Lithos Feb 2017 #8
Faith based navigation ThoughtCriminal Feb 2017 #13
you are on to something! KT2000 Feb 2017 #15
Duzy. ☆ littlemissmartypants Feb 2017 #18
Seattle has a high crime rate and a low quality of life HoneyBadger Feb 2017 #7
Thanks for a 4year old opinion piece Beaverhausen Feb 2017 #9
Downtown has always been that way KT2000 Feb 2017 #11
I suggest you revisit Seattle. 1st and Pike was never "Skid Row" pfitz59 Feb 2017 #22
Yes - it was many years ago KT2000 Feb 2017 #24
say what? pfitz59 Feb 2017 #21
and high housing prices pstokely Feb 2017 #26
But it's so cheap in kansas mdbl Feb 2017 #36
It shouldn't have to move. janx Feb 2017 #44
Garmin should stay. Good should not be driven out by evil. nt NCjack Feb 2017 #51
Zero percent State income tax on Corporations in Kansas.... Bengus81 Feb 2017 #54
We need more guns to keep us all safe!!! longship Feb 2017 #2
More gunz in barz! - nt KingCharlemagne Feb 2017 #53
This is so heartbreaking. Freedomofspeech Feb 2017 #4
I say it's also on Brownback's lastlib Feb 2017 #10
The reason companies like Garmin located in PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2017 #12
they might have trouble recruiting employees now from outside the midwest pstokely Feb 2017 #14
I've also read that when companies get employees to PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2017 #16
Recruit? Not after this: Grins Feb 2017 #46
My son works at Cerner and lives in Johnson county Shrek Feb 2017 #38
Yes. Most of Johnson County Kansas PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2017 #47
Agreed! n/t janx Feb 2017 #45
They don't want to move, but ProudLib72 Feb 2017 #17
I'd bet Garmin has a waiting list of prospective employees ... JustABozoOnThisBus Feb 2017 #29
Heartbreakingly sad. nt littlemissmartypants Feb 2017 #19
As an Olathe resident ... rustysgurl Feb 2017 #20
Well-written, and welcome to Democratic Underground, rustysgurl! NBachers Feb 2017 #23
isn't/wasn't Olathe a conservative hotbed? pstokely Feb 2017 #25
Johnson County, where Olathe is, isn't like rural kansas at all. leftyladyfrommo Feb 2017 #33
Agree 100% Shrek Feb 2017 #39
I have relatives in Overland Park. leftyladyfrommo Feb 2017 #40
it's typical suburbia pstokely Feb 2017 #49
I understand that you feel the need to defend your home maxrandb Feb 2017 #50
many of these areas are hostile to outsiders, especially non white and other minorities JI7 Feb 2017 #27
Red states beg for jobs get the red out Feb 2017 #28
a recent Filipino emigree, who voted for heaven05 Feb 2017 #30
There are a number of POC BumRushDaShow Feb 2017 #31
thank you nt heaven05 Feb 2017 #42
the Hindu Indian community is very anxious about this -- that Trump supporters' bigotry is too crude Fast Walker 52 Feb 2017 #32
KC STAR said over 1 million has been raised leftyladyfrommo Feb 2017 #34
Has Trump said anything about this? n/t delisen Feb 2017 #35
I don't know mdbl Feb 2017 #37
NO heaven05 Feb 2017 #43
Heatbreaking and infuriating. orangecrush Feb 2017 #41
Get the HELL OUT of KANSAS!! vkkv Feb 2017 #48
We lived in St. Joseph, MO--north of Kansas City, MO--and not far mnhtnbb Feb 2017 #52
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