> There are no left-wing dominated cities in the US. That they are not as left-wing as you does not mean they are not left-wing. Whatever they are, these citi

> There are no left-wing dominated cities in the US. That they are not as left-wing as you does not mean they are not left-wing. Whatever they are, these cities are certainly not dominated by right-wing politics. > There are liberal dominated cities, and liberals tend to support the same things as "conservatives" (big scare quotes), with the difference being target (sometimes) What is a "liberal" in this context? > Painting Black Lives Matter on one street when no one asked for it while still supporting policies BLM is against does not make one leftist. One can be a hypocrite and a leftist at the same time. > Meanwhile, the self-identifying conservative editor of the local paper supports a lot of policies that would be seen as leftist: BLM, trans rights, marriage equality. Liberals were firmly against these things until popular sentiment started to shift. What makes this individual a conservative?