Post #47514 by AlphaWolf on the US Policy board

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Your “exercise studies” (people become more conservative with exercise) come from the traits that exercise brings out - hard work, goal orientation, that sort of thing. Things the left…lacks.

Once again, to no one’s surprise, your fantasy beliefs are totally unsupported by factual evidence.

Curious how you rationalize that deep blue states have longer life expectancies than deep red states? Not by a few months or a couple of years. Your life expectancy increases by approximately 5 years on average if you live in a deep blue state then if you live in a deep red state.

Facts, nasty little facts.

PS: I exercise daily and, weather permitting, I work for 2-4 hours in my yard. When I walk my son’s 80 pound German Shepherd, I take him on a 2 hour walk. OK, just for full disclosure, it’s about 10 minutes walking and 110 minutes standing while he sniffs stuff. :)

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