what is the best state in the usa and why?
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This is another opinion question - there is no definitive answer. However, I think it's California for it's weather, scenery, diverse population, culture, access to ports, and liberal-leaning politics.
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Nope! Nothing beats the good ole' USA.\n\nHey, this was the "first thing that came to my mind". LOL
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for which state?  choose below...
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Most likely Arizona if your asking for just one. Dry climate, clean air.
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I'm not sure. Every state has something special about them. I guess they're not many states that have a little of everything. I'd probably say Wisconsin.
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New England, beautiful state of Maine USA: )
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texas and cal, produce them most because only they are the largest in population, size and they have weather for it. but if all things are equal then, i would say florida and ohio. florida is much smaller than tex. or cal. but are able to fill florida, miami and florida state roster with first round draft picks. ohio because they are always able to reload ohio state and michigan yearly. plus both are track states. also a underrate state is new jersey
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If I had to pick (ignoring the fact that I'm an American and take pride in America):\n\n1.) Vancouver\n\nVancouver is the city that makes Americans jealous.\n\n2.) Washington state, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, New York, Oregon, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Massachussets, and Connecticut\n\nThe best places in the U.S. to live, without a doubt.\n\n3.) The rest of the Northeastern U.S., Washington D.C., New Mexico, Minnesota, Illinois, Colorado, Texas, Toronto, Montreal, and the rest of British Columbia\n\nAll great places to be. Decide whether you prefer dealing with know-it-all Yankees, soulless political hacks, cold Midwestern winters, mountain rednecks, Texas Rednecks, angsty Torontoans, self-righteous Quebecois, or Canadian rednecks.\n\n4.) The Maritime provinces\n\nBeautiful scenery and (mostly) good people, but the economy isn't doing too hot.\n\n5.) Florida, Arizona, Georgia, Charleston (SC), the Gulf Coast, the rest of Ontario and Quebec\n\nLots of good points, but some of the little things will drive you crazy.\n\n6.) The Midwest and the remaining Mountain states\n\nTake your pick: cold, desolate flatland with lots of friendly people, or beautiful mountain states with virtually no human settlement.\n\n8.) Alaska, Alberta, Manitoba & Saskatchewan\n\nCold, cold winters and nothing much to do. But at least you get your choice of free health care or no taxes and a US$2,000+/year government check (for you and every dependent).\n\n8.) The Deep South (excluding Charleston, the Gulf Coast, and Georgia)\n\nOppressively hot summers (and springs, and falls...), economic hardship and regressive social systems. I live about one hundred miles away, and I rarely go there. On the bright side, the people are generally nice and the winters are lovely. Normally New Orleans would be ranked way higher, but it's not somewhere you want to be at the moment.\n\n10.) The Northern Provinces\n\nExtremely cold and absolutely nothing to do. Keep an eye out for polar bears.
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hawaii, is the best place for your specific time, since the climate, isnt too cold and isnt too hot, because it is hell in the summer!
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The USA is a wonderful place for many but not all. As for the "best" place there are many other places that are good too.
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It is very good for education, however job prospects are not so good. USA is the best!
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Connecticut. There is so much history all along the coast line to enjoy. The colonial houses are beautiful and quaint, especially in Mystic. I lived in VT for a while and as gorgeous as it was there, I missed the quaint coastline and the ocean. I've never been to the NJ beaches but I hear those are nice too. But I think the history of the area is richer in CT. Also CT has vineyards - that in itself is great!\n\nPlus CT smells better! hahah Everytime we drive to Florida I'm like GEEZZ this state smells funny! And there are many  EPA Superfund toxic waste sites there -there is a reason to not live in NJ right there!\n\nBut I think the real answer is...the best state to live in is the one you grew up in..thus why you love NJ and your friend loves CT. And NJ's Atlantic City is an East Coast classic -  CT doesn't have anything like that. oh yeah- and you have "The Boss" AND Jon Bon Jovi - there are two arguments right there for NJ being better! hahaha
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I guess I like the United States because there is at least some semblance of freedom here, and economically, there is less suffering here. Even the poor people in the US are not that poor compared with many other countries in the world.
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because there the best beaches in the usa
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Oregon has the best. You can have every time of enviroment close at hand. we have beaches, mountains, deserts.....all of it. My fav is camping up at Mt Hood near Little Crater Lake...great fishing, mountains....its wonderful
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Kentucky really doesn't have a lot to brag about.  Take it from me, I lived there.  I didn't like anything about it--the job market, the climate, even the women.\n\nTexas and Alabama, on the other hand, do better in these three categories, and I love both of those states.  I would also suggest looking into Seattle or Portland.  Both cities are park-like, fun-filled, and just so beautiful.  Stay away from California; one useful saying I heard in Kentucky is that California is full of "steers and queers." Seriously, though, it is polluted, very fast-paced, and mean, and I don't recommend it.
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michigan is the sexiest state in the us.  so of course.