My title was probably wrong initially, but there are many up in Portland that are highly liberal.

I can’t imagine it would come to that, but in some of the more liberal states, it’s a possibility. 

Go red states, they are sensible with landlord laws and are experiencing growth because once glorious places like California have become their own worst enemy by over liberalizing. 

Second, I see a few mentions of Californians leaving their state and bringing the 'liberal' (or however you want to label it) ideals/politics to other states, which is potentially upsetting locals and I can understand where they're coming from.

Be conservative with your gains and liberal in perceived expenses.

Good people are afraid to carry guns due to an extremely liberal mindset. 2.

I just consider it getting my money back after the liberals took it and redistributed it out to all of the renters in the D & F neighborhoods.

That's pretty safe.To answer your question Travis and Matthew about "suburbs", I probably used that term too liberally.

by removing all regulation, all building code, liberalization of permit, no zoning at all...

From my narrow point of view of Ventura County millennials that aren't in tech or a liberal waitress, any young person with a good head on their shoulders will be packing up and leaving soon.