Maybe out near the NRA HQ, or Ashburn? Rumsfeld lived in Kalorama, but he's moved.

Haven't met any here yet.

This actually so funny because most of DC is so incredibly conservative whether D or R. It's slightly to the left of Richmond, VA.

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Anonymous wrote:I'd like to know. I saw a Romney sticker on a car this morning and Huntsman sticker on another and I know there must be more than just 3 or 4 of us living here.

Was it a Lexus or a Cadilac Fleetwood with curb tappers? Lexus NW Fleetwood SE

lol.

Kalorama, Spring Valley and Georgetown.

Republican here -- from the Palisades. Our neighbors are very friendly people and we couldn't care less whether they're R or D. I suspect most are Dems though.

Anonymous wrote:We are in NOVA and there are tons of us here. It's refreshing to have diversity of opinion as well as race, ethnicity and religion.

No one cares about NOVA. We asked about the District. Go the F back to Nova and stay there.

We are in NOVA and there are tons of us here. It's refreshing to have diversity of opinion as well as race, ethnicity and religion.

Lot's of older Republicans at the Chevy Chase Lounge on any given night. I guess it's safe to assume that they are scattered throughout CC--DC and MD, but prob more on the MD side.

Note the name of this website.

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I feel like I see Repub stereotypes frequently in Glover Park. But maybe it's just the bars there?

I feel like you're 23. And probably not the audience OP had in mind.

OP didn't say he/she wanted to know where OLD republicans lived.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel like I see Repub stereotypes frequently in Glover Park. But maybe it's just the bars there?

They are wearing preppy clothes but still vote Dem.

Republican living in DC here - when was the last time you saw someone outside of Cap Hill wearing preppy clothes? And - they are all Dems. Possible that they are all wearing them because they over paid on their homes and can't afford anything better?

I feel like I see Repub stereotypes frequently in Glover Park. But maybe it's just the bars there?

I feel like you're 23. And probably not the audience OP had in mind.

Kent and Spring Valley. Cleveland Park, not so much!

As a Democrat, I'd love to see more Republicans in DC. DC local politics could surely benefit from more of a two-party system.

Anonymous wrote:I feel like I see Repub stereotypes frequently in Glover Park. But maybe it's just the bars there?

They are wearing preppy clothes but still vote Dem.