Indiana

[MODU]

Being one that works with British nationals, there is a big difference between European English and American English.  I don't think there is anything wrong with saying we speak "American."  But then of course, we can never seem to pass the amendment stating that "English" is our national language.

[MODU]

Bloomington doesn't really fit anywhere...

The nicest (?) thing I can say about Bloomington is that my ex lives there.  hahaha . . . outside of that, the campus of Indiana University is quite beautiful.  With that being the issue, the town is relatively dead for 3 months of the year, along with the economy.  However, there is a modern business sector forming right on the interstate.  Last time I was there, I counted about 8 4+ story office buildings being built, as well as a decent commercial sector.  I will say in about 10 years, Bloomington will be a MAJOR business hub in the region.

[MODU]

I used to live in Indiana and one reason might be that the people like things simple in the state.  Liberals make things really complex in their plans (healthcare for one, mainly to hide the real socialist plan behind it).  The people really hate tax raises as well.  

What can be more simple than 'the government pays for your healthcare'

OH, I know.  You can pay my taxes.    That'll be simple for me.  hehehe

[MODU]

hahaha . . . well, it was a 6-laned road.  Thought it was an interstate (wasn't driving).