Some the fastest growing and/or best run cities like NYC, Boston, Houston, Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas, Portland, L.A , S.F , San Jose, Phoenix, Seattle all of those cities are run by Democrats.
Excellent outstanding computer skills. Great graph.
Hey, great job hinting how you might be right after all, without actually saying anything that could be refuted, even though Joie’s data made the prima facie case that you weren’t.
Here is the strong case being made that ought to make you seriously rethink your choice:
What’s wrong with a wall?? It’s terrible for illegal residents to function as a citizen in this country. The illegals hurt themselves by breaking the law.
The top five best run states are Republican run while the bottom five or worst run are in the hands of Democrats:
Are you seriously saying Republicans want to lynch blacks?
Since you just jumped into this particular exchange, let me catch you up. Starting with post #691, there has been an exchange between Monte and Joie about whether Mayor Giuliani should be credited with bringing down crime by 76% during his time in office. Joie made the point that crime was down generally across the nation during that time period, and Giuliani merely benefitted from that. Monte claimed that New York’s drop in crime was much larger than the drop in other comparable cities. Then Joie showed a graph of crime rates in four major cities, including New York, where it appeared the New York’s drop in crime, while marginally better than in other cities, was not astoundingly so. Then Monte challenged the validity of Joie’s data based on new methods of counting crimes. It was at that point that I responded with what you quoted. So you can see that your post, while relevant to the general thrust of the thread, is a non-sequitur in the context of the posting you quoted.Here is the strong case being made that ought to make you seriously rethink your choice:
realclearpolitics.com/articles/2016/08/23/what_a_clinton_supreme_court_would_mean_for_america_131586.html
But it won’t
Meaning that no matter whether a “great job” is done proving the case you won’t budge an inch. The real question is why not.
Ah, but which is the cause and which is the effect?
The top ten cities with the highest poverty rates have been run by democrats for years.
Whatever argument you have for Democrats causing poverty, I can counter with an argument that poverty causes Democrats. That also explains your stats. Actually, it is probably easier to show that prosperity causes Republicans.
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You will get no argument from me on the issue of a wall.I agree completely with your statements.
I hate the idea of a wall because it makes me think of the Berlin Wall. When does it become a wall not to keep others out, but to imprison us in?
But this is not a Berlin wall…it would also try to keep terrorists from coming over our southern border.
That still doesn’t mean him trying to clarify that will mean hispanics will flock to him. Hear what he tells his supporters. We will build that wall. Hear the hatred in their chants. Trust me, that will not resonate with Hispanics
But he does continue to say “We will build that wall”. At the end of the day, the “good” you and him and the RNC thinks hes doing will eliminate itself.
We have a real issue with an influx of people crossing into our country illegally and remaining.We all know that.It has also been exposed that many of these crossing are not just from Mexico,looking for work and to improve their livelihoods.We have middle eastern ,etc.which is troubling.They are entering via Canada as well.I know that our illegal immigrant issue is just as much our fault in that we have encouraged it for the cheap labor. The bottom line is we are a sovereign nation ,entreence needs to be done legally.A wall would discourage those coming in that have no intention of becoming legal residents,not to mention those entering with nefarious intent and I don’t mean Hispanics.