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The point I was making was that they had very little control over the state government because they elect republicans. So only the voters are relative to that
by TomOfTTB 16y ago
The point I was making was that they had very little control over the state government because they elect republicans. So only the voters are relative to that argument.
Beyond that your evidence is all anecdotal. There are certainly cities that are as you describe but there are also a lot of cities with perfectly nice communities (Coalinga, Frazier Park, Clovis and others). I don't think either of us has the statistical evidence to know which scenario is the norm
- bugsy 16y agoNo one is saying that there are no good cities! That was the whole point of my other post, the article wrongly extrapolates some miserable cities to a miserable state, which is obviously an incorrect conclusion. But there are a lot of really crappy towns in California as well and they've gotten worse the last 20 years.