Recent comments in /f/vermont

PuddleCrank t1_ja97gqy wrote

The Mass and Vermont Governors usually can't actually stop the legislature. Knowing this, they must pick and choose their battles on things the left hasn't solidified on yet or stick to small critiques that can be easily rolled into a bill. This usually makes them very popular as a perceived moderating force. But, their power is limited because they can not be seen as anti democrat as most of their votes are coming from across the aisle.

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Generic_Commenter-X t1_ja95a54 wrote

> We definitely don't have the crazy evangelical Republicans here that much of the country has.

In Orange County we had our own batshit crazy Republican run for the legislature (won't do the favor of naming him) who is a self-appointed pastor and thinks women aren't designed to enjoy sex as much as men (among other batshit crazy opinions)—equal to any Republican anywhere in the US.

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ScrunchyButts t1_ja94b2e wrote

I don’t think any degree of grip tape or treads will help very much when it gets iced over. My guess would be heat mats but that sounds expensive.

Anyway, nice job being a good neighbor!

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Galadrond t1_ja93tnv wrote

The rest of the Republican Party in VT is just as batshit crazy as everywhere else. The chair of the VT Republican Party for example is a far right extremist in the same vein as Jewish Space Laser Lady or Floriderp Sex Trafficking Congressman.

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XJlimitedx99 t1_ja933wr wrote

Download the USFS motor vehicle use maps (MVUM). They will show everywhere you’re legally allowed to dispersed camp off the side of forest roads. There are a handful of established sites throughout the state (Bingo road, Somerset Airfield, etc), but I’ve always stayed away from them during peak season because they’re always slammed on nice weekends.

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