Most Conservative State (Obama, felons, abortion, politicians)

[CelticViking]

On the Eastern Seaboard between VA and Florida, what do you think is the most conservative state with the least govt. interference? For example which state would allow you the most easily to get a carrying permit for a gun? etc...Which state offers the most politically conservative outlook through govt?

I realize we arent in states rights anymore...and its a shame, but Im just curious what everyone thinks on this matter...

[Sonrise]

Between Va and Florida? That would probably be us, SC. My wife and I moved here 2 years ago from TPOC (The People's Republic of California) and looove it. The people are genuinely so nice and it's a great place to raise children.

[majoun]

Originally Posted by CelticViking

On the Eastern Seaboard between VA and Florida, what do you think is the most conservative state with the least govt. interference? For example which state would allow you the most easily to get a carrying permit for a gun? etc...Which state offers the most politically conservative outlook through govt?

I realize we arent in states rights anymore...and its a shame, but Im just curious what everyone thinks on this matter...

Most conservative states have CONSIDERABLE government interference on social issues.

[Sonrise]

Originally Posted by majoun

Most conservative states have CONSIDERABLE government interference on social issues.

Depends what the "social issues" are. One mans "choice" is another mans "brutally murdered pre-born baby".

[majoun]

Originally Posted by Sonrise

Depends what the "social issues" are. One mans "choice" is another mans "brutally murdered pre-born baby".

I wasn't just talking about abortion. For example Utah, a very conservative state, has very restrictive laws regarding alcohol.

[Sonrise]

Originally Posted by majoun

I wasn't just talking about abortion. For example Utah, a very conservative state, has very restrictive laws regarding alcohol.

Again, I guess "social issues" are subjective.

[RayinAK]

In the lower-48 States, the most freedom to own guns can be found in Vermont.

But Alaska is a very nice place for gun ownership. For example, residents (except for felons) don't need a concealed-carry permit to carry concealed.

[Sonrise]

Originally Posted by RayinAK

In the lower-48 States, the most freedom to own guns can be found in Vermont.

But Alaska is a very nice place for gun ownership. For example, residents (except for felons) don't need a concealed-carry permit to carry concealed.

The op asked between Va and Florida. Good on Alaska though.

[CelticViking]

Originally Posted by Sonrise

Between Va and Florida? That would probably be us, SC. My wife and I moved here 2 years ago from TPOC (The People's Republic of California) and looove it. The people are genuinely so nice and it's a great place to raise children.

I bet...I live in a very rural conservative area of maryland, but maryland as a state is becoming more liberal then cali...

so you think s.c has more liberty then georgia, because i heard georgia is a pretty conservative state?

thanks

[Sonrise]

Originally Posted by CelticViking

I bet...I live in a very rural conservative area of maryland, but maryland as a state is becoming more liberal then cali...

so you think s.c has more liberty then georgia, because i heard georgia is a pretty conservative state?

thanks

It's getting fairly liberal due to all of the far lefties moving down from the north east. Same here in SC and especially NC where the voted for a dem for president, I was shocked at all of the Obama bumper stickers that I've seen. I find it oddly ironic that so many liberals leave their states that suck economically due to far left policies, move to conservative states and then vote for politicians that hold views to the pols that ruined the state from whence they came. Makes no sense to me.