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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If the schools are good, then who cares about the politics of the state? Honestly, too many are too loud about politics. Go to the school that is the best fit for you and love your life!

All of this political hand-wringing is ruining our nation.[/quote]

[b]if the schools are great and GOP politicians decide to cut education funding for said schools, that impacts the quality of teaching and other resources for said school, not?
If the schools are great, but a co-ed can be thrown in jail for having a miscarriage, that seems problematic, no?[/b][/quote]

Well then just don't go!  For the life of me, I can't figure out why people from other parts of the country scream and cry about the politics of the sunbelt states, yet still move down here in droves.

Guys, if you don't like the values and politics associated with area DON'T MOVE HERE![/quote]

Don't worry---I certainly won't be.  Likewise, don't more places you don't like the politics (deep blue state except for rural areas/other half the state), then complain constantly.  
[b]My own kid specifically did not want to head into the sunbelt or any states like that, so you know what, they didn't apply anywhere there. Simple really[/b][/quote]

Thank you. 
I don't get why people feel the need to announce that they won't be sending their kids to Florida for college because of the politics. No one is forcing kids to go to Florida for college.  
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