SmarterthanYou
rebel
We don't need another shooting war.
then why do you cowards keep pushing for one?
We don't need another shooting war.
Rural America has been starved by the elites on purpose for decades.
The truth is that rural America is heavily subsidized by urban America. You can see this by looking at states’ federal balance of payments — the difference between federal spending in a state and the amount a state pays in federal taxes.
There have been many articles written about how Democrats need to reach out to rural voters, and of course they need to keep trying. But rural perceptions are so much at odds with reality, and rural America is becoming so monolithic politically, that it’s hard to imagine that they’ll have much success.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/21/opinion/rural-america-politics.html
Maine and Vermont are both over 98% rural...u stupid fuck
then why do you cowards keep pushing for one?
LIAR
I refused your invitation to make it all about me.
You are very stupid.
you always resort to ad homs when you lose an argument, why?
bye troll
Originally Posted by Taichiliberal View Post
Typical MAGA moron response...no evidence beyond what they can pull out of their brains, err butts.
Let me just pull the rug out from this Stone brained windbag:
Florida's Housing Market Cooling After Hot Pandemic Run
https://economics.td.com/us-florida-housingmarket
Florida Real Estate Forecast Next 5 Years: Will it Crash?
https://www.noradarealestate.com/blo...housing-market
Once again, our Stone brained MAGA minion is carrying water for the wealthy who wipe their feet on him....just like the Orange Oaf. Sad.
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In fact,...my area has quite a few city dwellers that retired here
This is the reason our schools get so much less state aid than schools in urban areas. It is based off of property values and ours are thru the roof.
Sure. We know the GOP doesn't care about the poor. It's sad that the people most in need (and who often get the most in federal aid) don't realize that their support of those politicians is counter to their own personal good. But I can't force someone to think through their position. Certainly me withholding necessary help isn't going to convince them to change their ways.
The only thing that saves America is that the Republican mindset ultimately soften to include care for others who are not us. I'm certain at one point it had that component.
The truth is that rural America is heavily subsidized by urban America. You can see this by looking at states’ federal balance of payments — the difference between federal spending in a state and the amount a state pays in federal taxes.
There have been many articles written about how Democrats need to reach out to rural voters, and of course they need to keep trying. But rural perceptions are so much at odds with reality, and rural America is becoming so monolithic politically, that it’s hard to imagine that they’ll have much success.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/21/opinion/rural-america-politics.html
So they move out where you are, when they no longer need to make money from being productive?
Try not to be so stupid if you can Walt.No. They work their whole lives and sell their home in the city to finally be able to move out where I live so they can finally live like a Human. Breathe clean air, drink clean water,....Massive lakes and lake property all over filled with shiney happy people....LOL A taste of Heaven. That costs money Walter, real money. I have known hundreds if not thousands of people who worked their entire lives to finally be able to move here and enjoy. I dont know a single soul who worked their entire lives so they can finally move to Chicago.Try not to be so stupid if you can Walt.
The truth is that rural America is heavily subsidized by urban America. You can see this by looking at states’ federal balance of payments — the difference between federal spending in a state and the amount a state pays in federal taxes.
There have been many articles written about how Democrats need to reach out to rural voters, and of course they need to keep trying. But rural perceptions are so much at odds with reality, and rural America is becoming so monolithic politically, that it’s hard to imagine that they’ll have much success.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/21/opinion/rural-america-politics.html