Why are you voting for New Hampshire, if I may ask?
For the same reason as last round. What's so bad with Hawaii ?
Hawaii has only even been a state since it was conquered by U.S. imperialism just a few decades ago. Hawaii has it's own culture and is not representative of traditional American culture.
New Hampshire has been a state since the colonial period and is a beautiful expression of the American traditions of freedom, independent-thought, and strong democratic institutions.
But of course, I know partisan hackery conquers all around here.
"OMG, out of the states remaining, New Hampshire voted Republican once in the past twenty years- it must go!"
Now personally I probably wouldn't go to Hawaii, too damn humid for my tastes, but I can't but help notice that there seems to be a tinge of traditionalist attitude in this post. Frankly, I find this reasoning almost as bad as the people who said they would vote out New Hampshire just because it voted for Gore. Sure, it might've been acquired in not so honest ways, but it is still a state whether we like it or not and the people in that state are still (gasp) Americans. But noes! Just because it wasn't with us the whole entire time, just because Americans weren't living there in 1700's it automatically makes it inferior.
I was under the impression of which states people like the most
right now, not based on which one has the most peachy history.
Oh and I vote Washington.
