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Originally Posted by Min-Chi-Cbus
Maybe I'm thinking more of Seattle than Denver when it comes to being Liberal then. Both states adopted gay marriage and the decriminalization and now legal sale of marijuana, so I figured they were both fairly liberal and progressive (progressive I like, liberal is okay too when it's not in your face and to the point of elitist or hippy).
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No, Colorado has a voter-approved constitutional amendment protecting natural marriage. Minnesota has same sex "marriage," but Colorado does not.
Of these cities, Denver is more on the conservative side. Not necessarily because it is some right wing city, but rather because Seattle and the Twin Cities have jumped the shark so far to the left.
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