If McCain/Palin wins, where will you be moving? I've heard on DU everything from

[LuckyLib]

Wales to the Canary Islands. My family? We're heading for Latin America somewhere.

[BeatleBoot]

1. Closer to

the liquor cabinet.

[mnhtnbb]

2. Panama. We started looking for our escape after 2004.

We already have our permanent resident visas in Panama (retirement).

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

3. They won't win, so I'm not planning on having to leave the country.

It's bad enough that I might have to move to Atlanta.

[Pyrzqxgl]

4. I can't afford to move anywhere. So I guess I'll stay here and watch the world come to an end.

[Raine]

5. Staying right here in the good ole Republic of California

:-)

[Teaser]

6. It's a moot point. Obama is going to win.

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[Faygo Kid]

7. Can't move; too close to retirement. Canada would be first choice, of course.

Keep yer stick on the ice.

[iamjoy]

8. Vancouver, Maybe

I like Canada, although I don't know if I'd qualify for resident status. I know my Mom wouldn't, she'd try for Costa Rica.

[FVZA_Colonel]

10. I'd go for Vancouver as well.

I can't imagine it's all that different from Seattle; at least I wouldn't be that homesick.

[maxsolomon]

17. surprisingly different

seattle is very very white, then has a lot of japanese influence.

vancouver is also known as "hong couver". very chinese. and then very east asian - india, pakistan.

it's nice though - i could live there in a red hot minute.

but i'll be staying here because
1. i'm lazy
2. vancouver is really expensive
3. obama's going to win.

[FVZA_Colonel]

21. I knew there was a large Asian population, but not to that degree.

Always good to learn something new.


But I doubt I'd ever need to go to even an excellent city like Vancouver, because Obama will win.

[Speck Tater]

9. A cave in the mountains. My own private hermitage. NT

[cbayer]

11. I plan to leave next year either way, heading to Mexico and Central America first.

However, if Obama doesn't win, I will tell people I am from Canada. I feel confident that I will not have to do that.

[crankychatter]

12. Washington, DC - nt

[Webster Green]

14. Yep!

Count me in! }(

[vanderBeth]

13. I can't leave

I have school and I actually prefer the US university system. :(

[DesertRat]

15. DH likes it here, so we won't be moving...

but our son is making plans to go to Ireland if McSame wins.

I am very hopeful that Obama will win, but after the last two presidential election nightmares, nothing would surprise me.

[mtnsnake]

16. If McCain/Palin wins, then I'm going to lobby for the Northeast to become its own country

That way I can stay right where I am and not have to put up with anymore fascists.

[Mariana]

18. My husband and daughter have UK and EU citizenship

so there are plenty of places we can go with zero immigration or work eligibility problems for them and only minor hassles for me.

[KaryninMiami]

19. Depends on how much is left in my savings and investments -

Costa Rica was high on the list, then Mexico was looking pretty good but now it may be Guatamala. I'm open however- still think we should all invest in a collective farm somewhere - maybe in Latin America. I have no desire to be with a McLame Palin adminstration and after so many years of activism between politics and election fraud, I'm just not sure I have the energy or interest, frankly, do fight any more. If Obama loses- it won't be because he didn't win the most votes, we all know that. And if the country goes along with this bullshit again without a fight, I no longer want to live here - let them live with McCain, as they did with Bush for the past 8 years.

[Barack_America]

20. Montreal's my top choice. nt

[parasim]

22. Finland for me.

Got family there.

[muriel_volestrangler]

23. Everything from Wales to the Canary Islands is

the North Atlantic:

http://www.geoware-online.com.nyud.net:8080/GeowareCentralNAtlanticMap.jpg

if you go in a great circle, anyway.

[BrotherBuzz]

24. I've got two expatriate BIL's

One is promoting Ecuador, the other has settled on an island in Panama. The rain forest area of Ecuador sounds interesting, but I'm culturally attached to marine environments, so Panama will be my destination. Wife and I had planned to retire there, but if McCain wins I guess I'll just have to retire sooner. :shrug:

[RichardRay]

25. Palau (Belau)

Just me, my sea kayak, a snorkel and a tarp.

[slor]

26. The Beaches of Rio...

would be my choice, though my wife may not like that.

[crossroads]

27. No way these Bozos can win! I won't be going anywhere! nt