2020 Presidential Race

[hog88]

If Montana seceded, and actually followed our constitution (or something better). I would move there.

Montana is turning bright blue with all the silicon valley execs buying up the land.

 

[McDad]

I've said many times that the L Party needs to put their resources into state and local elections and forget the national ones.

You have. And they don't.

If you would get off your arse and organize the L party to compete on the local level, that would be commendable.

 

[midnight orange]

I've said many times that the L Party needs to put their resources into state and local elections and forget the national ones.

That would mean getting their hands dirty in local politics instead of being a debating club with a nomination process.

 

[volinbham]

If Montana seceded, and actually followed our constitution (or something better). I would move there.

I was there for about 10 days. It's pretty glorious but I wasn't there in the winter. Glacier National Park in particular is mind blowing.

 

[hog88]

You have. And they don't.

If you would get off your arse and organize the L party to compete on the local level, that would be commendable.

Unfortunately my arse is to jaded to care at this point.

 

[McDad]

Montana is turning bright blue with all the silicon valley execs buying up the land.

No worries. No primary residence in Montana, no vote. Simple.

 

[McDad]

I was there for about 10 days. It's pretty glorious but I wasn't there in the winter. Glacier National Park in particular is mind blowing.

I have several friends in Montana. Plus, I love the mountains. I could survive the 6 months of winter (i think).

 

[hog88]

No worries. No primary residence in Montana, no vote. Simple.

Ahh but they do move residency for tax purposes.

 

[volinbham]

I have several friends in Montana. Plus, I love the mountains. I could survive the 6 months of winter (i think).

I briefly considered moving there.

Interstate and hwy's - no speed limit other than "reasonable and prudent"; speed limit at night.

 

[volinbham]

Ahh but they do move residency for tax purposes.

ah the irony

 

[volinbham]

I'll stop with the travelogue but this was my favorite hike there. Iceberg Lake. At the foot of the Continental Divide.

 

[0nelilreb]

I'll stop with the travelogue but this was my favorite hike there. Iceberg Lake. At the foot of the Continental Divide.

 

[0nelilreb]

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This is the house in Montana I want to move into . You should see the view across the road .

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

I was there for about 10 days. It's pretty glorious but I wasn't there in the winter. Glacier National Park in particular is mind blowing.

I had a co-worker that took his two week vacation to Glacier NP. He was pulling a pop-up camper behind him.
He said it took him like 4 days to get there. He said it was a beautiful place to visit & to enjoy. But, before he knew it, it was time to turn around to make that long trip back home. I have always wanted to go but not to take 3-4 days getting there. I suppose I could fly & then rent a car to travel around to see the beauty of it all.

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

I'll stop with the travelogue but this was my favorite hike there. Iceberg Lake. At the foot of the Continental Divide.

I'm glad you weren't eaten alive by a big ole hungry grizzly bear or stomped to death by a 12 foot moose.

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

This is the house in Montana I want to move into . You should see the view across the road .

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Would there be a local Waffle House somewhere near by? If so, then hell yeah!!! I'll follow behind you.

 

[volinbham]

I'm glad you weren't eaten alive by a big ole hungry grizzly bear or stomped to death by a 12 foot moose.

That area of the park is the most grizzly dense. Went on a group hike (minimum of 4 people recommended for this trail) with a ranger. She was yelling in many parts "HEY BEAR". It was crazy but SOP to avoid surprising one on the trail.

I drove out from Chicago area - took a couple days. Came back through the tip of Yellowstone and then through Big Horn National Forest. Driving across S. Dakota and southern Minnesota was the worst.

Speaking of driving - I managed to get 2 of the greatest drives in America in one trip: Going to the Sun Road and the Beartooth Highway. One was planned, one was a happy accident

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

That area of the park is the most grizzly dense. Went on a group hike (minimum of 4 people recommended for this trail) with a ranger. She was yelling in many parts "HEY BEAR". It was crazy but SOP to avoid surprising one on the trail.

I drove out from Chicago area - took a couple days. Came back through the tip of Yellowstone and then through Big Horn National Forest. Driving across S. Dakota and southern Minnesota was the worst.

Speaking of driving - I managed to get 2 of the greatest drives in America in one trip: Going to the Sun Road and the Beartooth Highway. One was planned, one was a happy accident

My co-worker I was talking about said he thought he'd never make it up or make it down "Pikes Peak". Said it was very frightening coming down because of using your brakes so much. Pikes Peak - Wikipedia

 

[TrumpedUpVol]

Montana is turning bright blue with all the silicon valley execs buying up the land.

It's absolutely unbelievable to see the extent to which Bozeman in particular has become more progressive over the past ten/fifteen years. I'll never understand why people strive to relocate somewhere and attempt to mold the new location into a mirror image of from whence they came or, perhaps more importantly, how long-time residents aren't a little more firm in ensuring that doesn't happen.

 

[Ten_Titans]

ah the irony

Rules for thee but not for me lol

 

[volinbham]

It's absolutely unbelievable to see the extent to which Bozeman in particular has become more progressive over the past ten/fifteen years. I'll never understand why people strive to relocate somewhere and attempt to mold the new location into a mirror image of from whence they came or, perhaps more importantly, how long-time residents aren't a little more firm in ensuring that doesn't happen.

long-time residents are like Native Americans and the new folks are the settlers

 

[0nelilreb]

Would there be a local Waffle House somewhere near by? If so, then hell yeah!!! I'll follow behind you.

I don’t recall there being a Waffle House anywhere around . Lol

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

I don’t recall there being a Waffle House anywhere around . Lol

Knowing our luck, there's one maybe 25 miles that's in the nearest town.

 

[37L1]

I'll stop with the travelogue but this was my favorite hike there. Iceberg Lake. At the foot of the Continental Divide.

Which one is you?










I kid, I kid.

 

[Tennesseefan2019]

Psycho beeyotch Cathy Griffin is at it again making threats against President Trump