Opinion of Morris County, New Jersey

[Suburbia]

Highly suburban county of New Jersey, the home of most suburban New Jersey Republicans such as Chris and Mary Pat Christie, his brother Todd Christie of Mendham; and Jay Webber.

What do you think of this county, the Morris income is $86,582.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_County,_New_Jersey

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Normally I'd hate a place with Morris County's demographics, politics, and culture, but my dad is from there and I have lots of good childhood memories of it, so Freedom County.

[Suburbia]

Normally I'd hate a place with Morris County's demographics, politics, and culture, but my dad is from there and I have lots of good childhood memories of it, so Freedom County.

Why? Too rich?

[Del Tachi]

Horrible county because New Jersey. 

Imagine living somewhere as soulless and mundane as a giant, double-ended suburb.  Even New Jersey's "most urban" place (Newark) is completely over-shadowed by New York.

[Progressive Pessimist]

It's a lot like my home county of Bergen but a little more boring and sparse from my experience as well as less diverse. I'm kind of neutral to it in spite of all that though. It's at least becoming less Republican.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Normally I'd hate a place with Morris County's demographics, politics, and culture, but my dad is from there and I have lots of good childhood memories of it, so Freedom County.

Why? Too rich?

Mostly that, yeah. The built environment there also involves a lot of the type of sprawl that I don't care for.

Imagine living somewhere as soulless and mundane as a giant, double-ended suburb.  Even New Jersey's "most urban" place (Newark) is completely over-shadowed by New York.

New Jersey is many things, many of them bad, but it is not soulless or mundane.

[RINO Tom]

I trust Nathan on East Coast "cultural feel" matters, but the heavily suburban nature of New Jersey (from an outsider's perspective) is, indeed, a bit of a turnoff for me and DOES draw me to stereotype it as a bit "mundane," in spite of the many - err - not-so-boring stereotypes of New Jersey people, haha.