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The 16 or so public housing development has been infested with rats and mice for decades. And some of this has all to do with the habits of the people who call these places home.
Baltimore got a $200,000 federal grant to fund pest control in public housing and intends to outsource to a private company. It is also investing in community education.
Location: New Albany, Indiana (Greater Louisville)
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The pattern is that non White men who pick fights with Trump are rebuked much more harshly than other people. Trump can see good in people who chant "Jews will not replace Whites" and sees poor Whites as victims of bad trade policy but any similar complaints by non Whites and they are SOBs or need to go back where they came from.
Location: Free State of Florida, Support our police
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Trump has sought to create / sustain a perception that Cummings is somehow responsible for the 60 years of decline that tracks the decline of manufacturing in Baltimore. It’s the same thing in Appalachia Except the industry is mining that peaked nearly 100 years ago. And even at peak, vast parts of Appalachia was dirt poor.
Cummings has been there for 26 years. He is part of the problem. He has been a miserable failure!!!
Rising sea level could take half the city in the next couple centuries. What's left may get hammered by hurricanes. A port may still be needed there, but I expect most of the population will be moving up into the Appalachians.
First, the responsibility for a city usually rests with the mayor, then maybe the governor, not the congressman.
Don't bother explaining civics to the Trump crowd. In one ear and out the other.
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