When I worked for the Kerry campaign in West Virginia, people would express their disagreement with my political views by shouting “babykiller” out their car window and speeding off. In D.C., people politely inform me that they're “on the other side of the aisle,” then engage me in a stimulating discussion of the political strengths and weaknesses of Hillary Clinton, recall with remorse the unfortunate history of Jews in Spain, recommend obscure Ukranian authors, and tell stories of a sibling's rise in the ranks of the RNC—in order to inspire me to do the same in my own party.

People from West Virginia, for the most part, think people from Washington, D.C. are rude and intolerant.

People from Canada think that people from WV AND DC are rude and intolerant. But they have 20% of the world's water supply and about 50% of the world's beer supply Guy

Posted by  Anonymous @ 5:29 PM