Mein final solution map.

why is mo blue

My map

My mum's friend actually won the primary for state rep for Windham District 1!

She's pretty cool

She's a democrat who's very community oriented and against partisan divides

Check out this based governor candidate in VT

Biography of my favorite Vermont politician:
JOHN S. RODGERS of Glover, Orleans County, Democrat, was born on July 29, 1965, in Saint Johnsbury, Vermont. John was raised in Glover on the family dairy farm; he was the fifth generation to grow up on the farm. He graduated from Sacred Heart, Newport, VT, (1983) and from New Hampshire Vocational Technical College, Berlin, NH, (Associates Degree 1985). After college John started a construction business, JS Rodgers Masonry Inc., specializing in dry stonework and excavation. He served eight years in the VT House of Representatives; he was the Collector of Delinquent Taxes for many years in Glover and coached youth soccer. He is a member of the NRA, Barton Area Chamber of Commerce, and served as the Director to Shadow Lake Association, Glover, VT. In 2008, John received the Crime Victim Service Award. He is married to Brenda Rodgers, a nurse at the NVR Hospital, and they have two boys.
“When I was young it seemed like that people who moved here, moved here because they loved it here and they embraced our values and our heritage, and didn’t want to change them,” he said. “It seems now like we’ve been overpopulated by people for different reasons and aim to take much of that away.”

@V-NAF_Aardist

dude is shhe votingg for the wall

thats all i care about and im not even american

Wdym?

And she's a state rep not a congresswoman

She represents West Brattleboro and serves in Montpelier. She's not at a national level

is she repub

No, democrat. But democrats are different in Vermont. Look up John Rodgers for example

JOHN S. RODGERS of Glover, Orleans County, Democrat, was born on July 29, 1965, in Saint Johnsbury, Vermont. John was raised in Glover on the family dairy farm; he was the fifth generation to grow up on the farm. He graduated from Sacred Heart, Newport, VT, (1983) and from New Hampshire Vocational Technical College, Berlin, NH, (Associates Degree 1985). After college John started a construction business, JS Rodgers Masonry Inc., specializing in dry stonework and excavation. He served eight years in the VT House of Representatives; he was the Collector of Delinquent Taxes for many years in Glover and coached youth soccer. He is a member of the NRA, Barton Area Chamber of Commerce, and served as the Director to Shadow Lake Association, Glover, VT. In 2008, John received the Crime Victim Service Award. He is married to Brenda Rodgers, a nurse at the NVR Hospital, and they have two boys.
“When I was young it seemed like that people who moved here, moved here because they loved it here and they embraced our values and our heritage, and didn’t want to change them,” he said. “It seems now like we’ve been overpopulated by people for different reasons and aim to take much of that away.”

NRA member Traditionalist democrat

Last of the Blue Dogs?

Then why the hell is he a democrat?

Oh that's right he supports obamacare... and government involvement in the economy in the same manner the democrats do...

many areas are one party control

Regardless of your actual view on the issues you have to run in that party to win

@V-NAF_Aardist Vermont has gone down the drainpipe, move to NH or Maine

We need a one party system.. fucking democrats keep running

ik

it needs to stop

One party wtf

We need more parties

And of course one of the main parties keep running

We need no parties

@Da_Fish As an actual resident of Vermont, I disagree

Where are you from? I just want to know so I can tell you its not worth saving

Vermont has a rich history and a vibrant culture and land. Many of our left-wingers, though perhaps misguided, have a strong connection to Vermont and her well-being. Furthermore, many of our multi-generational left-wingers are pro-gun. What's more, all of us appreciate an agrarian lifestyle and are proud of our banishment of the Mormons in the 1800s. Vermont used to be its own country, and it was founded due to radical militia activity that slowly liberated every town in the region. We are the only producers of Cabot and Grafton cheese, something thats quite popular in the north-east, and if we were to secede and market it right, even more popular. We're also ethnically pretty homogeneous and focused on many of the same issues regardless of political leanings.

@everyone Daily Question 🔖 book

Which is more valuable to you? A high skilled and well educated immigrant or an immigrant who is like minded and similar in thought to your countrymen?

High skilled

>immigrant
>valuable
give me a break

Well educated