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Anonymous wrote:Why they choose Arlington which voted 79.95% for Kamala is beyond me. Do her kids go to APS with all these liberal families? I cannot imagine running into that woman at Harris Teeter.

I was genuinely surprised that they live in Arlington.

N Arlington has a decent amount of MAGA for its liberal reputation but it’s not in your face or openly broadcast. 80% to Kamala still means 1 out of 5 people voted for Trump. We know a ton of MAGA Republicans who own homes and are raising families here (and sending them to APS). I’d bet at least a handful of people you assume are Dem are actually MAGA based on the 80/20 split.

Same. Just on one of my kid's sports teams there are maybe 4 families who are not ashamed to say they voted for T and even wear the 45/47 gear. They are mostly UMC people who belong to WCC. They don't really talk about it much anymore though.

Especially that part of Arlington - Country Club Heights (I know this isn't CC Heights) is very old money conservative.

There’s a ton in Bluemont too. I think our street is 50/50.

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Anonymous wrote:Why they choose Arlington which voted 79.95% for Kamala is beyond me. Do her kids go to APS with all these liberal families? I cannot imagine running into that woman at Harris Teeter.

I was genuinely surprised that they live in Arlington.

N Arlington has a decent amount of MAGA for its liberal reputation but it’s not in your face or openly broadcast. 80% to Kamala still means 1 out of 5 people voted for Trump. We know a ton of MAGA Republicans who own homes and are raising families here (and sending them to APS). I’d bet at least a handful of people you assume are Dem are actually MAGA based on the 80/20 split.

Yep, I’m one of them — North Arlington, APS, the whole package. Everyone just assumes we’re Democrats because we don’t talk politics (and honestly, we’re not that political). Not really MAGA — I leaned more toward DeSantis — but I’m not losing sleep over Trump either. Reading these posts, though, it’s pretty clear a lot of folks here are comfortably sealed inside their progressive bubble. Must be nice to afford all those luxury beliefs when you never have to deal with the fallout of your own policies.

You are seriously ok with our neighbors to the south being terrified to send their kids to school or to go to work because of this man?

Not PP but as a blue dog Dem who voted Trump in 2024 (after voting for Clinton in 2016 and crying when he won and voting for Biden in 2020), I 1000% support enforcement of our existing immigration laws that were passed democratically. I’ve spent a lot of time in other countries and the current Dem position on illegal immigration is radical and an outlier compared to all other first-world western (and otherwise) countries.

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Anonymous wrote:Why they choose Arlington which voted 79.95% for Kamala is beyond me. Do her kids go to APS with all these liberal families? I cannot imagine running into that woman at Harris Teeter.

I was genuinely surprised that they live in Arlington.

N Arlington has a decent amount of MAGA for its liberal reputation but it’s not in your face or openly broadcast. 80% to Kamala still means 1 out of 5 people voted for Trump. We know a ton of MAGA Republicans who own homes and are raising families here (and sending them to APS). I’d bet at least a handful of people you assume are Dem are actually MAGA based on the 80/20 split.

Yep, I’m one of them — North Arlington, APS, the whole package. Everyone just assumes we’re Democrats because we don’t talk politics (and honestly, we’re not that political). Not really MAGA — I leaned more toward DeSantis — but I’m not losing sleep over Trump either. Reading these posts, though, it’s pretty clear a lot of folks here are comfortably sealed inside their progressive bubble. Must be nice to afford all those luxury beliefs when you never have to deal with the fallout of your own policies.

You are seriously ok with our neighbors to the south being terrified to send their kids to school or to go to work because of this man?

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Anonymous wrote:Why they choose Arlington which voted 79.95% for Kamala is beyond me. Do her kids go to APS with all these liberal families? I cannot imagine running into that woman at Harris Teeter.

I was genuinely surprised that they live in Arlington.

N Arlington has a decent amount of MAGA for its liberal reputation but it’s not in your face or openly broadcast. 80% to Kamala still means 1 out of 5 people voted for Trump. We know a ton of MAGA Republicans who own homes and are raising families here (and sending them to APS). I’d bet at least a handful of people you assume are Dem are actually MAGA based on the 80/20 split.

Same. Just on one of my kid's sports teams there are maybe 4 families who are not ashamed to say they voted for T and even wear the 45/47 gear. They are mostly UMC people who belong to WCC. They don't really talk about it much anymore though.

Especially that part of Arlington - Country Club Heights (I know this isn't CC Heights) is very old money conservative.

Country Club Hills. All of the people I know who live there aren't really from Arlington.

Anonymous wrote:Neighbor here. Glad to see them go. You couldn’t even park on that street with the numerous cars for security and all of the nannies and other help. They needed to move someplace where they can have more space for security.

What does his wife do?

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Anonymous wrote:Why they choose Arlington which voted 79.95% for Kamala is beyond me. Do her kids go to APS with all these liberal families? I cannot imagine running into that woman at Harris Teeter.

I was genuinely surprised that they live in Arlington.

N Arlington has a decent amount of MAGA for its liberal reputation but it’s not in your face or openly broadcast. 80% to Kamala still means 1 out of 5 people voted for Trump. We know a ton of MAGA Republicans who own homes and are raising families here (and sending them to APS). I’d bet at least a handful of people you assume are Dem are actually MAGA based on the 80/20 split.

Same. Just on one of my kid's sports teams there are maybe 4 families who are not ashamed to say they voted for T and even wear the 45/47 gear. They are mostly UMC people who belong to WCC. They don't really talk about it much anymore though.

Especially that part of Arlington - Country Club Heights (I know this isn't CC Heights) is very old money conservative.

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Anonymous wrote:Why they choose Arlington which voted 79.95% for Kamala is beyond me. Do her kids go to APS with all these liberal families? I cannot imagine running into that woman at Harris Teeter.

I was genuinely surprised that they live in Arlington.

N Arlington has a decent amount of MAGA for its liberal reputation but it’s not in your face or openly broadcast. 80% to Kamala still means 1 out of 5 people voted for Trump. We know a ton of MAGA Republicans who own homes and are raising families here (and sending them to APS). I’d bet at least a handful of people you assume are Dem are actually MAGA based on the 80/20 split.

Yep, I’m one of them — North Arlington, APS, the whole package. Everyone just assumes we’re Democrats because we don’t talk politics (and honestly, we’re not that political). Not really MAGA — I leaned more toward DeSantis — but I’m not losing sleep over Trump either. Reading these posts, though, it’s pretty clear a lot of folks here are comfortably sealed inside their progressive bubble. Must be nice to afford all those luxury beliefs when you never have to deal with the fallout of your own policies.

The fallout from liberal policies? Life was pretty good a year ago. Things were on an upswing wrt equity, the environment, the stock market. Inflation was a bit high, but Biden prioritized jobs. Now people are jobless, so I'm not even sure of your point.

+1

Also, PP's response is just weird. "I'm one of them! But also, I'm not political and not MAGA"

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Anonymous wrote:Why they choose Arlington which voted 79.95% for Kamala is beyond me. Do her kids go to APS with all these liberal families? I cannot imagine running into that woman at Harris Teeter.

I was genuinely surprised that they live in Arlington.

N Arlington has a decent amount of MAGA for its liberal reputation but it’s not in your face or openly broadcast. 80% to Kamala still means 1 out of 5 people voted for Trump. We know a ton of MAGA Republicans who own homes and are raising families here (and sending them to APS). I’d bet at least a handful of people you assume are Dem are actually MAGA based on the 80/20 split.

Yep, I’m one of them — North Arlington, APS, the whole package. Everyone just assumes we’re Democrats because we don’t talk politics (and honestly, we’re not that political). Not really MAGA — I leaned more toward DeSantis — but I’m not losing sleep over Trump either. Reading these posts, though, it’s pretty clear a lot of folks here are comfortably sealed inside their progressive bubble. Must be nice to afford all those luxury beliefs when you never have to deal with the fallout of your own policies.

The fallout from liberal policies? Life was pretty good a year ago. Things were on an upswing wrt equity, the environment, the stock market. Inflation was a bit high, but Biden prioritized jobs. Now people are jobless, so I'm not even sure of your point.

Yeah pretty sure that PP is not talking about the people who have to deal with the fallout from —
Ice agent arresting your family members even though they are still within approved status
Loss of Medicaid
Your kids being shot or terrific of being shot due to lack of gun control
Being told you only got your job because of DEI, like basically all the black and female military officers are being told
Losing your union representation protecting you from arbitrary employer action due to federal fiat or because the NLrB is now dysfunctional
Your manufacturing plant furloughing you because the cost of supplies went through the roof with arbitrary tariffs

These are all things that affect ordinary working Americans. PP is the one in the bubble.

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Anonymous wrote:Why they choose Arlington which voted 79.95% for Kamala is beyond me. Do her kids go to APS with all these liberal families? I cannot imagine running into that woman at Harris Teeter.

I was genuinely surprised that they live in Arlington.

N Arlington has a decent amount of MAGA for its liberal reputation but it’s not in your face or openly broadcast. 80% to Kamala still means 1 out of 5 people voted for Trump. We know a ton of MAGA Republicans who own homes and are raising families here (and sending them to APS). I’d bet at least a handful of people you assume are Dem are actually MAGA based on the 80/20 split.

Yep, I’m one of them — North Arlington, APS, the whole package. Everyone just assumes we’re Democrats because we don’t talk politics (and honestly, we’re not that political). Not really MAGA — I leaned more toward DeSantis — but I’m not losing sleep over Trump either. Reading these posts, though, it’s pretty clear a lot of folks here are comfortably sealed inside their progressive bubble. Must be nice to afford all those luxury beliefs when you never have to deal with the fallout of your own policies.

The fallout from liberal policies? Life was pretty good a year ago. Things were on an upswing wrt equity, the environment, the stock market. Inflation was a bit high, but Biden prioritized jobs. Now people are jobless, so I'm not even sure of your point.

Neighbor here. Glad to see them go. You couldn’t even park on that street with the numerous cars for security and all of the nannies and other help. They needed to move someplace where they can have more space for security.

Anonymous wrote:Agent here. My least favorite thing about these houses is that I can't remember if I've already seen it or shown it to a buyer because this style are all the literal same.

How can you say that when it has that stone in the kitchen and zelige tile? I’m pretty sure that’s what makes it “Southern California.”

Tacky house to boot

Does the pure evil convey?

Agent here. My least favorite thing about these houses is that I can't remember if I've already seen it or shown it to a buyer because this style are all the literal same.

Anonymous wrote:All the sage in the world wouldn't be enough.

+1 Billion.