perhaps since a lib said this on a lib channel,libs will finally wake up.
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Link: https://x.com/spencerpratt/status/2066197429469212773?s=46
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How did CNN help Pratt lose?
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“Los Angeles is becoming a sunny version of Detroit”. Ouch.
But hey, it’s beautiful and the leadership hates Trump so everything is fine.
The D is in much better shape than La La Land.
We went thru Bankruptcy and cleared out the corruption rot from decades of Dem machine rule.
Thanks to our having four magnificent seasons we've never had a serious homeless problem.
Our race relations are probably the best in the country (in a city of >80% blacks we've a had a two term white mayor).
The big problem in Michigan is the liberal white women mafia that run the state (an overreaction to the Trump misogyny).
Fortunately, our public service unions do not have a choke hold on our public finances.
Link: https://detroitmi.gov/news/capping-historic-turnaround-detroit-now-leads-michigan-population-growth
The bankruptcy was necessary but “The D” is no longer in the top 25 US cities by population…
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Very true. A hard fall from having once been 4th. There's a lesson here for those willing to learn.
Life is about adaptability to constant change. Our blue regions seem stuck in the past.
Detroit got locked into a corruption cycle of union dominance and race baiting.
California seems to be following this same path.
the exponential rise in govt alongside a declining population and failed policies is the one that
really got my attention. of course, that’s also why I left the state a more than a decade ago.
I don’t think you understood what he was saying. You should give it another listen only this time,
listen.
I listened several times and even Tyrone would have trouble finding a pony in this pile of shit.
It's inevitable when you have a one party system of government.
It’s clear he’s saying government and industry have not done well for all
the citizens of California.
"Industry" is not in the business of "doing well" for anyone but its owners.
And government should not be in the business of chasing industry away.
I heard the state is badly mismanaged. What did you hear?
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