Possibly moving back to Colorado and have LOTS of questions.

[jenznat0r]

Ignoring all the other replies, in my opinion, I'd avoid coming here unless you have a specific work opportunity. And depending on skillset there are plenty. The existing gun laws are don't truly prevent much yet, however the state has turned solid blue and there's a long list of things that have been going downhill especially in the last 5 years or so.

Idaho is one of the fastest growing states in the Union right now. Most of the incoming population are former Californians like me. I don't consider myself a direct transplant, as I moved from CA to ID, then lived in CO and back to ID. I've said this publicly on my personal Facebook that if I can find a way I will join the fight with fellow Idahoans to keep this state conservative as long as I am a resident. But where I end up permanently is really in the air at this point.

I really hate to seem pessimistic though, but they are already pushing bills through the state here like medicaid expansion which have passed. Californians (not me) have a tendency to leave the places they came from and vote for the same oppressive laws and rules in the states they move to, making it essentially another California. It may take a lot longer here, but there will start to be a shift here as well.