52 cultural sites in the US... in red states... I won't name them here but,

[Raven]

think about that, Republicans.

[Ohiogal]

1. I doubt they care much

about cultural sites unless it’s something extolling the existence of the Confederacy

[Sugar Smack]

2. Pigeon Forge may be at risk!

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How are we going to protect Gatlinburg?

[struggle4progress]

8. LOL

[dalton99a]

3. It's mostly bars

[captain queeg]

4. I Love Gun's... WTF is she trying to say?

[uncle ray]

13. i think she's actually mocking gun humpers.

tattoos that are not awful, pierced nose, fake baby bump and hand written slogan with poor grammer on a wife beater, looks like a "white trash" costume to me.

[cwydro]

17. I think so too.

They’re making fun.

[enid602]

5. cultural sites

Let’s see: Dollywood, Branson, Twitty City, Grand Ole OPry, any Chick Fil-A , Waffle House or Cracker Barrel location. And of course Graceland and the Noah’s Ark Adventure.

[TheBlackAdder]

6. Megachurches, which should all just be renamed to MAGAchurches.

[Aristus]

7. The red states have cultural sites?

I'll be damned...

[CTyankee]

10. I know, Aristus. I just googled states that went for Trump in 2016 and it's a culturally

deprived group of states. Sad, that...

[Aristus]

12. Even in my birth state of Texas.

My first thought was: The Alamo.

But it's a monument to supporters of slavery.

[CTyankee]

15. Hey, Aristus, I'm a third generation Texan! Born and raised in Dallas.

I didn't think of the Alamo but I will say that Fort Worth has a fine art museum, The Kimbell. Damn, I wish I could go right now https://www.kimbellart.org/

[lame54]

9. No- not the world's largest ball of twine

[mcar]

11. New Orleans, the Alamo

the recently opened African American museum with its memorial to lynching in Alabama. The Edmund Pettus Bridge. Savannah, Charleston, Atlanta, Cherokee, NC, Asheville, NC.

I can keep going. I've lived in FL for 30 years. Being a Democrat in a red/purple state, in a very red county, is a big challenge and gets frustrating.

OTOH, the Democratic Women's club that I helped to found had 42 people at its first meeting of the year - a record. And that number included 20 new people. Every one of our votes counts and some day, I hope, we can get to a point where we appreciate all our states -- once the Republican menace is gone.

[CTyankee]

16. Those fine monuments to the brave African Americans of the civil rights movement are such

great cultural sites. They are monuments to greatness.

[mcar]

18. They are

There are wonderful cultural monuments all over this country. I hate seeing DUers once again deriding some states writ large.

[uncle ray]

14. better lock down the Bowling Green Massacre site.

[CTyankee]

21. How could we forget?

[albacore]

19. Here's another one...

[Nature Man]

20. Branson, MO?