Most conservative neighborhood in the District

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, that's what the helpful PP's chart shows: Spring Valley. Followed by some strange area on the Hill, then Georgetown.

Those are the people who vote Republican.

Georgetown is VERY liberal.

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Ellection returns don't lie. Go back and actually look at the chart and election returns posted by 18:07.

Compared to the rest of the District (not Clifton, Va., but the DISTRICT), a big swath of Georgetown is more conservative than the rest of the city.

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Capitol Hill is VERY liberal also. While staffers do live there the crappy salaries on Capitol Hill push them out to the suburbs. A few years back on the MOTH site things about politics got very heated. A Rep mother was confronted about her children wearing political shirts at the part. It became a screaming match over how she was a horrible mother because of her politics.

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Anonymous wrote:Ellection returns don't lie. Go back and actually look at the chart and election returns posted by 18:07.

Compared to the rest of the District (not Clifton, Va., but the DISTRICT), a big swath of Georgetown is more conservative than the rest of the city.

Both you and the earlier poster are right. Georgetown is more conservative than many precincts in DC. But McCain only got 20% of the vote. No matter how you slice it, an area that votes 80% Democrat is considered liberal. San Francisco went 83% Democrat in the 2008 presidential election.

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Anonymous wrote:Most Republicans I know live in NoVa. As Republicans who abhor NoVa, we've found a pretty large number in Chevy Chase. They're certainly not as vocal as the liberal Dems, but they here!

Ok please don't hijack the thread. Thank you. I'm asking about the District.

Chevy Chase is in the District, you wazzock.

I bet that PP was talking about CC MD. Dumbass.

Wow. What a Bitch. I'm the poster of this. We live in, and I was talking about, CC DC (although most people I know in CC MD are Republicans too). Sorry I didn't make that clear, but that's no excuse calling someone a dumbass over something so silly. You're the dumbass for accuing me of hijacking this thread. Even if I were talking about CC MD one post does not exactly make a hijacking.

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Hey Captain Obvious we get it that DC is a very liberal town. No one is disputing that. But there are relative pockets of conservative voters. 20% is a lot in this town.

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Anonymous wrote:Most Republicans I know live in NoVa. As Republicans who abhor NoVa, we've found a pretty large number in Chevy Chase. They're certainly not as vocal as the liberal Dems, but they here!

Ok please don't hijack the thread. Thank you. I'm asking about the District.

Chevy Chase is in the District, you wazzock.

I bet that PP was talking about CC MD. Dumbass.

Wow. What a Bitch. I'm the poster of this. We live in, and I was talking about, CC DC (although most people I know in CC MD are Republicans too). Sorry I didn't make that clear, but that's no excuse calling someone a dumbass over something so silly. You're the dumbass for accuing me of hijacking this thread. Even if I were talking about CC MD one post does not exactly make a hijacking.

Looks like you bet wrong, dick-breath.

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Anonymous wrote:Hey Captain Obvious we get it that DC is a very liberal town. No one is disputing that. But there are relative pockets of conservative voters. 20% is a lot in this town.

It's fucking nothing. I'm independent...5 years ago my Dh was republican. I'm telling you we wEre the only rowhouse in Georgetown without a "Kerry" sign in our window. It is so incredibly blue. The pockets are minuscule.

DC has always been blue to the max.

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Everyone I know on Capitol Hill are liberal liberal liberals.... not at all conservative.

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The politics may be liberal, but I find aesthetic sense to be super conservative all over Upper NW, and most often in Georgetown, too.

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I find aesthetic sense to be super conservative ... in Georgetown

This would be a fine time to familiarize yourself with historic districts.