I am in control of my time, my energy, and my income and its been the most liberating feeling of my entire life. 

If you are going to college to be an engineer, doctor, lawyer, etc. it's certainly worth it (if you're going for a liberal arts degree, probably not).

Trees are better used to recycle my carbon dioxide exhales back into oxygen.I'm not a West coast tree-hugging liberal.

Adding on to this, liberal zoning laws in King County (such as HB111) have created an environment of insane potential for the savvy investor. 

Jeff Bezos is very liberal on social issues.  

I am aware Hillsborough county is more liberal towards 7 days or less STRs but wanted to double check if anyone is aware of any zoning restrictions in specific neighborhoods in the city?

Which supports the liberal contagion.

I am always learning something new and will never assume that I know it all.Yes, Massachusetts is a very liberal state, and VERY tenant friendly and the laws favor tenants in housing court.

I ended up at a liberal arts college and during that time, through collective occurrences that are too complicated to explain right now, I stumbled upon business and entrepreneurship and the opportinities inherent in all that.

I have a liberal arts degree with majors in physics and math.