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adjl posted...

In some ways. Infrastructure requirements differ pretty considerably. The biggest difference is the sorts of industries that dominate the areas, so if you start getting into federal subsidies, there'll be some differences of opinions. In the grand scheme of things, though, the basic needs aren't really that different and most of the political divide between urban and rural stems from being culturally conservative/liberal.

Thats what Im saying. I get the infrastructure, and we already have things in place in terms of loans and such to address rural living.

But usually theyre bitching about abortions, war on Christmas, gay rights, etc.

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