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Originally Posted by Elliott_CA
Cool. Hope a lot of the NY Democrats move to swing states.
Yup that is the problem. They bring their voting habits to those states. They can not understand it was the liberal policies that made them leave in the first place! *******s!
The data suggests otherwise. The fact that Democrats are getting a lot more votes in red states is proof. Arizona will probably turn blue, when was the last time that happened? Beto O'Rourke who is considered a far leftists by many Republicans almost won the senate seat in TEXAS!!! Texas is in play now. That's insane.
Yes, it is insane and so is believing it !!! On that we can agree !!!
The data suggests otherwise. The fact that Democrats are getting a lot more votes in red states is proof. Arizona will probably turn blue, when was the last time that happened? Beto O'Rourke who is considered a far leftists by many Republicans almost won the senate seat in TEXAS!!! Texas is in play now. That's insane.
TN will NEVER become a tax hellhole.
All the politicians do is fight to lower them even more. They all already think we pay too much.
For example, there is a hall tax (retirement money) that is being phased out at the end of this year IIRC to lower tax burden even more.
Lol and we’re already 47 or 48 out of 50. Sales tax bites when you buy a fancy TV or something but that’s about it. Cars and stuff have a lower rate.
TN probably won't turn blue anytime soon, but Arizona, Florida, and North Carolina all in the near future. Texas or Georgia in about 3 or 4 election cycles.
IT IS WHAT IT IS. shrugs
Only the reelection of Trump prevents that future !!! That is what it is !!!
I don't know who came up with the idea to place the 'homeless' in hotels. They are not simply homeless, i.e. people without homes. They are people with a lot of issues. Addiction being the main one, but also mental illness and repeat sex offenders.
So they put them up in a hotel, in a residential neighborhood? People like this need to be in FULLY STAFFED residential treatment facilities. Not in a hotel by night and wandering the streets by day. This is cruel, for the homeless and the residents. NYC needs someone like Giuliani back.
People need to get out of dodge. This will affect me because my home is in a commutable suburb. Once NYC loses its value, so does my home. But I am not able to leave at this point.
How sad. That was my neighborhood. We were on the north side of 86th Street, so zoned for PS 166 instead of PS 87, but we were at the playground there all the time - ‘Buffalo’ playground.
Residents in the building where we lived are paying anywhere from $8,000 to $35,000 a month. (No, that isn’t a typo.). They’re not going to put up with that many homeless people in their faces for long. They have the money to go elsewhere. It might be the suburbs, or maybe even other parts of the city, but if the building owners start seeing massive move-outs, it’ll be interesting to see how things play out between them and City Hall.
Red states become bluer in 2018 after Trump's first election. Why would his re-election change that course? What's your proof?
There is no proof that what happens in a midterm election is what is going to happen in a national election !!!
Quite the contrary !!!
You will see the proof of that in less than 90 days !!!
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