Anonymous wrote:This thread is akin to sharing news about the sky being blue.

Seriously. Everyone who lives locally knows Great Falls has been heavily Republican for years. Anyone who falls in love with the semi-pastoral landscape, the small-town feel and a home with a larger-than-normal for the area lot and then clutches their pearls in horror is a big fat phony. If it's any comfort, I believe it's gotten substantially less repub in the last 10 years especially.

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Anonymous wrote:63% of the Great Fall precinct voted for Trump.

In 2020?

OMG I thought my neighbors were more intelligent than that!

+100

I know, right? Biden and the puppet masters behind the scenes have been nothing but successful in their efforts to lead the country!

From the files of "Conservatives Can't do Comedy," vol. 39,463

Sadly, there is nothing funny at all about our Dear Leader. It is a tragedy that an unwell man in the Winter of his years was urged into going after this position by the craven First Lady

Anonymous wrote:No, not at all.

Just some of the left over Frat boys from the 1970's and 1980's living off of family monies.

Keep looking OP you will find your people.

Great Falls has always been a destination for self-made / immigrant wealth.

Family money never went to Great Falls. Your cliche is very wrong.

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Anonymous wrote:63% of the Great Fall precinct voted for Trump.

In 2020?

OMG I thought my neighbors were more intelligent than that!

I’d say I’m not political at all. But if I knew you voted for t in 2020, I don’t want to be friends.

+1. We can coexist and I’ll nod and wave as I pass by. Don’t approach me though.

But of course you know exactly what these people are all like. Don't approach me, but you're awful.

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Anonymous wrote:Just moved from Reston (a whopping 3 miles) and am in a bit of culture shock. Not bad, necessarily, just a different vibe. Besides the one guy I saw with a bumper sticker saying “yes democrats do live in great falls” everyone I have met this far seems pretty conservative…

Reston has traditionally been conservative. A lot of republican government officials used to live there and some still do, like Duck Cheney and Boehner. It also has a big NatSec presence, which also leans more Republican as well. But as with everything, it’s slowly shifting. With that said, the most affluent in Great Falls, the folks with the horses, those are all Republicans. 100%

No. Reston was never conservative. Jfc.

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Anonymous wrote:63% of the Great Fall precinct voted for Trump.

In 2020?

OMG I thought my neighbors were more intelligent than that!

+1000. We’ve been in GF over a decade and I’m surprised by this number.

Everywhere you go you see Youngkin signs and banners. How could this surprise you exactly?

Of course Glenn’s neighbors are voting Republican!

This thread is akin to sharing news about the sky being blue.

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Anonymous wrote:63% of the Great Fall precinct voted for Trump.

In 2020?

OMG I thought my neighbors were more intelligent than that!

+1000. We’ve been in GF over a decade and I’m surprised by this number.

Everywhere you go you see Youngkin signs and banners. How could this surprise you exactly?

There are signs for democrats as well.

For some reason it seems that the republican signs go up earlier.

There will be more signs for democrats in the weeks to come.

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Anonymous wrote:63% of the Great Fall precinct voted for Trump.

In 2020?

OMG I thought my neighbors were more intelligent than that!

+1000. We’ve been in GF over a decade and I’m surprised by this number.

Except that is likely simply the % for people who voted in-person at the Great Falls precinct (one of several in 22066) on Election Day last November, and doesn’t include the people who voted early or by absentee ballot.

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Anonymous wrote:63% of the Great Fall precinct voted for Trump.

In 2020?

OMG I thought my neighbors were more intelligent than that!

+100

I know, right? Biden and the puppet masters behind the scenes have been nothing but successful in their efforts to lead the country!

From the files of "Conservatives Can't do Comedy," vol. 39,463

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Anonymous wrote:63% of the Great Fall precinct voted for Trump.

In 2020?

OMG I thought my neighbors were more intelligent than that!

+1000. We’ve been in GF over a decade and I’m surprised by this number.

Everywhere you go you see Youngkin signs and banners. How could this surprise you exactly?

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Anonymous wrote:63% of the Great Fall precinct voted for Trump.

In 2020?

OMG I thought my neighbors were more intelligent than that!

+1000. We’ve been in GF over a decade and I’m surprised by this number.

Anonymous wrote:Just moved from Reston (a whopping 3 miles) and am in a bit of culture shock. Not bad, necessarily, just a different vibe. Besides the one guy I saw with a bumper sticker saying “yes democrats do live in great falls” everyone I have met this far seems pretty conservative…

Reston has traditionally been conservative. A lot of republican government officials used to live there and some still do, like Duck Cheney and Boehner. It also has a big NatSec presence, which also leans more Republican as well. But as with everything, it’s slowly shifting. With that said, the most affluent in Great Falls, the folks with the horses, those are all Republicans. 100%

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Anonymous wrote:Pretty sure that all voting precincts in Fairfax County were carried by Biden.

Not true... many individual precincts went to Trump. The Fairfax County voting records have that information.

It’s hard to tell because the votes of voters who voted early or by absentee ballot in 2020 weren’t attributed to their precincts, so the county’s precinct numbers just reflect the votes of people who showed up to vote in person on Election Day. Those voters were generally older and more Republican.

When it comes to discussing / choosing schools for their children or a few other topics, it is hard to discern liberals from conservatives.