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I know I'd enjoy living in Houston, but I don't like the prevailing political slant of their state government at all.
I love living in Houston and share your thoughts on our state government. They suck.
The flip side is that I also hate California politics.
But Ive become politically homeless in recent years. I think the closest that would match me politically would be Minnesota or Colorado, but I hate the cold.
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I actually lived here before in the 90s and frequently visited there after I moved out. I like the city, but the rest of the state doesn't seem to offer that much besides natural beauty.
2. Albuquerque, New Mexico.
New Mexico, the state as a whole, doesn't really catch my interest, but ABQ in particular seems very livable and enjoyable to me.
3. Atlanta, Georgia.
I like the South, especially the Southeast, but Georgia isn't much of my favorite out of others. But I really enjoy and like Atlanta, the city.
4. Tulsa, Oklahoma.
I see Oklahoma as a flyover state that doesn't seem to offer that much. I don't like OKC at all, but Tulsa, the city and its topography seem enjoyable.
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