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I'm a registered Republican, but also realistic. The only way McRory gets to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave is with a tour group or an invite. No way he gets there by being elected. It just ain't in the cards.
I could see a cabinet position and MAYBE a VP nod but yeah not a Presidential run...
I assume there are about 185-200,000 millionaires in North Carolina, maybe even more considering these results were taken in 2006, and our state is high on the number of millionaires list. Its number 13 during 2006.
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There might actually be more, those results were taken back in 2006 except for Micheal Jordan. Some of these CEO's that live in Charlotte may soon be billionaires, you never know! I don't even know what it takes to be a millionaire.
Brian Moynihan CEO of Bank Of America (most likely)
Christopher J Kearney CEO of SPX
Lynn J Good CEO of Duke Energy (most likely)
Robert A. Niblock CEO of lowe's
Howard R. Levine CEO of Family Dollar (Probably not)
Daniel R Dimicco CEO of Nucor
Thats just a thought.
None of these people, with the possible exception of Mr. Levine, will ever be billionaires. Essentially all US billionaires either (1) founded their own company and control a large portion of the stock, (2) are hedge fund managers or (3) inherited wealth from #1 or #2.
I'd be surprised if anyone can come up with a name of a hired (non-founder) CEO that is a billionaire. There may be a couple but it is definitely the exception.
Delusional perhaps? Charlotte isn't kicking with LA, NYC, Chi, Houston, or any of them. You are talking top 10 population and wealth wise in the country. Yes we have fortune 500 companies, yes we have a billionaire, and yes we have a good bit of wealthy people, but if you think just because ole Pat is in there we are kicking it with the big dogs you need to come back to reality.
Delusional perhaps? Charlotte isn't kicking with LA, NYC, Chi, Houston, or any of them. You are talking top 10 population and wealth wise in the country. Yes we have fortune 500 companies, yes we have a billionaire, and yes we have a good bit of wealthy people, but if you think just because ole Pat is in there we are kicking it with the big dogs you need to come back to reality.
Nope, Houston and Chicago (mostly Chicago) are mostly the poverty of the US.
Nope, Houston and Chicago (mostly Chicago) are mostly the poverty of the US.
Yeah delusional it is. Chicago and Houston's economy are far and away superior to Charlotte. I know you are trolling and its fine but lets put this in perspective
GDP for 2014 in millions
3. Chicago 590,248
4. Houston 517,367
22. Charlotte 139,022
So again please I understand Repubs can do no wrong according to you but this isn't even on a level you understand I am afraid.
Yeah delusional it is. Chicago and Houston's economy are far and away superior to Charlotte. I know you are trolling and its fine but lets put this in perspective
GDP for 2014 in millions
3. Chicago 590,248
4. Houston 517,367
22. Charlotte 139,022
So again please I understand Repubs can do no wrong according to you but this isn't even on a level you understand I am afraid.
I'm not trolling, Chicago and Houston are highly populated compared to Charlotte.
Which says-
Charlotte average household income:$82,113
Charlotte average household networth:$527,606
Median home sale price for Charlotte: $178,437
Chicago average household income: $74,569
Chicago average household networth: $521,619
Median home sale price for Chicago: $168,269
Houston average household income: $71,160
Houston average household networth: $407,262
Median home ale price for Houston: $170,687
And the reason I say Chicago has alot of poverty is because when I went there I saw alot of homeless compared to Charlotte, and this was the average house, the suburbs were nice though-
And the reason I say Chicago has alot of poverty is because when I went there I saw alot of homeless compared to Charlotte, and this was the average house, the suburbs were nice though-
And this is where your analysis is flawed. Chicago has a lot of wealthy suburbs, but the data you're showing only represents the city of Chicago. Charlotte, on the other hand, annexes everything it can get its hands on, areas that would otherwise (in a place like Chicago) be those wealthy suburbs outside the main city. If you did a comparison of the areas just within two or three miles of downtown to Charlotte, that would be more accurate comparison with Chicago.
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