Reply #7: Fort Collins isn't the liberal oasis it seems [View All]

[stranger81]

when you're in the University district or downtown. Many of my relatives live there, and all attend a fundamentalist "health & wealth" gospel megachurch in Ft. Collins with about 2000+ members (that's a lot for Ft. Collins, when you subtract out the transient student population). Colorado Springs, of course, is as red as it gets (Focus on the Family is there, lots of military, etc). East of Colorado Springs, west of Denver, and the southern part of the state is largely libertarian with a few green-types mixed in here and there. Denver is mixed, but largely red (esp. in the suburbs, where defense contractors are thick and heavy).

Like the first poster said -- schizophrenic.