Re: POTUS 45.3 - Bowling Green Massacre Memorial Thread
Utah has a bunch of transplanted liberals that moved there for the great access to public lands. They feel like they have no voice politically, because Utah politics are dominated by the Republicans and the LDS church. Those were the people at that town hall, not Trump voters.
My wife and I have considered moving there when we are ready to move on from life on Mount Desert Island. The urban sprawl along the Wasatch front is troubling though, as are the politics of Utah. I've thought about looking for a fixer-upper in Moab, which is in the middle of nowhere, but is very close to Arches and Canyonlands National Parks as well as several national monuments (like the brand new Bears Ears), but like Bar Harbor real estate prices have been going up because of second homeowners . Could have bought a place there fairly cheap a decade ago though, it's a late bloomer compared to MDI with respect to the vacation home market.
I'm not so sure about that- listening to the angry crowd in Utah at a town hall meeting for Rep Chaffetz didn't exactly sound happy. http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-...trump-brings-boos-and-jeers-at-utah-town-hall
Utah has a bunch of transplanted liberals that moved there for the great access to public lands. They feel like they have no voice politically, because Utah politics are dominated by the Republicans and the LDS church. Those were the people at that town hall, not Trump voters.
My wife and I have considered moving there when we are ready to move on from life on Mount Desert Island. The urban sprawl along the Wasatch front is troubling though, as are the politics of Utah. I've thought about looking for a fixer-upper in Moab, which is in the middle of nowhere, but is very close to Arches and Canyonlands National Parks as well as several national monuments (like the brand new Bears Ears), but like Bar Harbor real estate prices have been going up because of second homeowners . Could have bought a place there fairly cheap a decade ago though, it's a late bloomer compared to MDI with respect to the vacation home market.