‘Democrat-run cities’ fuel the economy, keep many red states afloat

[BasicHumanUnit]

Cities depend on regional, state and federal taxes for a lot of their revenues. Public Transportation and Schools are just two of the massive payments to cities from these taxing authorities. And there is a lot more.

It amazes me how passive Americans are as they are taxed into poverty by Democrats.
Also how democrat cities revoke constitutional rights for everyone everywhere outside those cities in many states.

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

Here we have an excellent example of Obama’s you didn’t build that crowd. What a moron.

You can "laugh" at them (for now) but they are indeed becoming your lords and masters.

The cost of doing nothing.

 

[Independentthinker]

‘Trump and his political allies frequently blast “Democrat-run cities” as cesspools of violence, rioting and looting.

But such attacks are devoid of nuance about crime in America. Moreover, they conveniently ignore that Democratic-voting areas fuel a whopping two-thirds of the American economy. Republican-led parts of the United States, on the other hand, are remarkably unproductive.

The economic divergence between red and blue states is staggering — and growing rapidly. While income and education levels are increasing at a swift rate in Democratic areas, they are stagnant or declining in red states, which is a recipe for disaster.

Indeed, studies have linked dire economic conditions in GOP-voting districts to extreme political polarization (See: Trump, election of).

Far worse, an epidemic of opioid and alcohol-fueled suicides is killing Trump’s white, blue-collar base at a staggering rate.

Republicans attacking “Democrat-run cities” also seem to forget that billions of dollars from economically dynamic blue states keep many Republican-voting states afloat. In light of this red state socialism, conservatives may want to reconsider biting the hand that feeds them.’

‘Democrat-run cities’ fuel the economy, keep many red states afloat

Even a cursory analysis of crime in America roundly debunks Trump and his allies’ claims that Democratic policies fuel violence.

thehill.com

Red state socialism, indeed.

They are exactly as Trump says. Facts prove it.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

You can "laugh" at them (for now) but they are indeed becoming your lords and masters.

The cost of doing nothing.

Believe me, I get it.

 

[bripat9643]

‘Trump and his political allies frequently blast “Democrat-run cities” as cesspools of violence, rioting and looting.

But such attacks are devoid of nuance about crime in America. Moreover, they conveniently ignore that Democratic-voting areas fuel a whopping two-thirds of the American economy. Republican-led parts of the United States, on the other hand, are remarkably unproductive.

The economic divergence between red and blue states is staggering — and growing rapidly. While income and education levels are increasing at a swift rate in Democratic areas, they are stagnant or declining in red states, which is a recipe for disaster.

Indeed, studies have linked dire economic conditions in GOP-voting districts to extreme political polarization (See: Trump, election of).

Far worse, an epidemic of opioid and alcohol-fueled suicides is killing Trump’s white, blue-collar base at a staggering rate.

Republicans attacking “Democrat-run cities” also seem to forget that billions of dollars from economically dynamic blue states keep many Republican-voting states afloat. In light of this red state socialism, conservatives may want to reconsider biting the hand that feeds them.’

‘Democrat-run cities’ fuel the economy, keep many red states afloat

Even a cursory analysis of crime in America roundly debunks Trump and his allies’ claims that Democratic policies fuel violence.

thehill.com

Red state socialism, indeed.

right. The opiods are used by Republicans, not Democrats on welfare.

When has any economic studies linked political polarization to poor economic performance? Please show us this research.

All your premises are false.

 

[Catsnmeters]

‘Trump and his political allies frequently blast “Democrat-run cities” as cesspools of violence, rioting and looting.

But such attacks are devoid of nuance about crime in America. Moreover, they conveniently ignore that Democratic-voting areas fuel a whopping two-thirds of the American economy. Republican-led parts of the United States, on the other hand, are remarkably unproductive.

The economic divergence between red and blue states is staggering — and growing rapidly. While income and education levels are increasing at a swift rate in Democratic areas, they are stagnant or declining in red states, which is a recipe for disaster.

Indeed, studies have linked dire economic conditions in GOP-voting districts to extreme political polarization (See: Trump, election of).

Far worse, an epidemic of opioid and alcohol-fueled suicides is killing Trump’s white, blue-collar base at a staggering rate.

Republicans attacking “Democrat-run cities” also seem to forget that billions of dollars from economically dynamic blue states keep many Republican-voting states afloat. In light of this red state socialism, conservatives may want to reconsider biting the hand that feeds them.’

‘Democrat-run cities’ fuel the economy, keep many red states afloat

Even a cursory analysis of crime in America roundly debunks Trump and his allies’ claims that Democratic policies fuel violence.

thehill.com

Red state socialism, indeed.

I would argue that cities have more violence because densely populated areas have always had more violence since way before political parties were a thing.

Conversely I would argue that historically, larger population areas generate more goods, services and money...since way before political parties were a thing.

This tells me that political parties are not the main drivers of these issues.

I'm sure if we step back and apply logic we can probably attribute these facts to a more non political cause.