Move where?

If I move out of the country it's going to be to California.

The People's Republic of TriRSquared-istan.  We have an island, pot is legal, gay marriage is OK, we have a balanced budget, and everyone is required to have a fully automatic weapon.

(PS: we shoot illegal aliens.. so stay out)

I'm good with the island, gay marriage and weed thing but not so much the gun thing.  Do you allow visitors for the aforementioned weed?  Do we need a special Visa for visiting? 

Otherwise known as Switzerland...

Sorry.  The guns are non-negotiable.  An armed society is a polite society.

Yes a Visa with a very large credit limit...

I find your posting to be quite funny - PA is one of the (demographically) oldest and whitest states as a whole (I think we are second to Florida in terms of older residents, and we are certainly less diverse than them); your last line is what Obama said at the last election (though if you look at the context, in comparison to Romney's "47%" comment, he meant that this means his campaigners needed to work harder to convince them that he was the right choice, not that he was going to write them off a la "I'm not going to worry about those people"). But PA went for Obama by an over 5% margin

That is a simplistic response. Philly has always been Democratic, both black and white. We have one of the largest concentrations of universities in the country and a thriving urban center, all of which are going to encourage liberal voting. My ward is racially diverse but predominately upper middle class (average home price $539,000) and we were 84.59% Obama.

Sounds like my utopia.

Old quote a friend of mine from Scotland told me:  If you are not liberal when you are young you have no heart.  If you are not conservative when you are older you have no brain.

And in the 1800's, it worked that well, too.

Central/South America?  If your Catholic.

Certain parts of Southeast Asia - not Indonesia, wrong God - not Vietnam or Thailand, too socialist - maybe Cambodia and probably Myanmar, if you can deal with being surrounded by Buddhists.

That is a quote  from Sir Winston.   Miss the ol' sot....

Thanks, I always wondered where it came from just too lazy to look it up.

Republicans who are distraught with a second Obama term may choose to pull-up stakes and move somewhere that better aligns with their strict Republican idielogical requirements. this new land:

• must have a small government
• must not impose a public healthcare system on the citizens
• must not waste money on social welfare programs 
• not interfere with its citizens ability to carry or conceal automatic firearms
• collect little to no income taxes
• be a religously conservative place with little tolerance for gays, aethists, social liberals or other who are different

After a quick search I found this Republican Utopia! It fits all the requirements and the weather is wonderfully warm throughout the year. GOP'ers - go ahead and book you plane ticket to sunny Mogadishu, Somalia! 

Straw man is made of straw.

or we'll take you over with our God, guns and religion...

Or he was wearing Canadian colors or he simply did not care to connect shirt color to the election. I occasionaly wear green but I'm neither a 'Green Party' supporter not Irish.

You need to get out more. Socially the USA is a hippy-dippy liberal land compared to Saudi Arabia and most of the Arab Middle-East, South Asia (Afghan, India, Paki, Bangla), most of Latin America, etc.  Even China is more socially conservative. Economically the US is virtual commie state compared to some of the SE Asian economies like Hong Kong & Singapore, or most of the Arab economies (UAE, Quatar, etc.)

Thanks for the suggestion, but 11 months (4 in 2004 and 7 in 2006-2007) was plenty of time in the ME for me.

Also the fact that I grew up in Central America helps. And lived in Europe for some time. I think it's safe to say I've gotten around plenty.

That's why I would prefer that the US didn't end up like every other country. As a citizen of a country that piggybacks off of our Defense Spending, I would think you would want a strong US as well.