re: Any other “conservatives” here living in extremely liberal areas?

Yep and that seems to hold true here with the flag. American flag, no signs. Left political signs, no flag.

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No you don't, fellow Gooner.

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My friend tried to out me at Pals one time and I was like dude, just shut the frick up. there were some angry gay men there.

I did go out in Metry the other day and this drunk dude was waving around a Trump flag at the bar. So they are definitely out in JP.

Hello! Yeah we are in strike zone. Between where you are through Noda, seems to be the bluest.

It doesn't help that it seems every other car lately is a now a New York or Jersey plate.

Madison WI

Ultra progressive

Love the lakes and Wisconsin culture and the Badgers and the convenience of a smaller city

But every year the people's attitudes and politics grate on me more. And they don't debate. It just is for them. And it grows worse every year. We werent dealing with BLM and CRT 10 years ago.

Going to the lake house in the country I can feel less stress automatically.

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My friend tried to out me at Pals

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The crowd at Finns, I don't even talk about this crap.

I'm in Atlanta and at one point I was a closet conservative but after the riots, let's just say I lost a lot of "friends"...

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Biden people around where I live are blacks and I don’t consider them leftists, just misguided souls

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My zip code is 93% white.

I'm surrounded by Emory professors and CDC workers amongst others.

I hate those signs! Those people are so sanctimonious.

The thing that irks me is that I bet most of them have never done anything to help black or poor people.

I have volunteered in poor schools for years! I spent 5 years doing an after school Christian club in a poor part of San Jose. I worked with the same girls for 5 years!

Don't virtue signal and do nothing.

Yes. Arlington/Fairfax VA area. Very liberal and not worth it to engage in political discussion. It’s a bubble in this area.

I was raised in an area in Alabama that was destroyed by white flight after school integration in 1973 (3rd grade for me). We stayed, and I graduated from a 60/40 school in the early 80s. When my HS closed in the early 2000s, it was 99/1 black.

A member of my family has been in the house my mother lives in (age 84) or the one next door for at least 116 years (based on an Uncle's age). I live 1.5 hours away from my mom.

My dad passed away in 2010, and they had ALWAYS had an American flag on the front of the house. Recently, my mom told me that the flag pulled out of the brick (where it had reattached by me about three years ago). I am certain that it was pulled out, but I am not going to tell her that.

Although she was a preemie (born at 2.5 pounds in that exact house) with some lung issues, she is going to vote in person with all the other 70+ y/o white people remaining in the area. I pray she is safe doing so.