rsm
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Enjoy the decline.
Add seattle, portland, and the mn twin cities. I'm sure there are more.Chicago, Los Angeles, NYC - Take away those three liberal cesspools and it would be a game changer.
Of course, and San Francisco. All these little tiny dots on the map with droves of liberal filth crammed in sardine cans.Add seattle, portland, and the mn twin cities. I'm sure there are more.
Not really because most blue states are mostly made up mostly of red counties with blue controlling the densely populated urban areas. California for example is mostly red. Vermont might be the state you are looking for.Cities is thinking small. Think states.
It's not just liberal cities that seem to be decaying it's also general infrastructure decay that seems pretty nation wide. The roads and bridges in a lot of areas are really in poor shape along with water, water quality, and septic utility issues. It's turning into a place where if you want clean drinking water you gotta pay and if you live outside city limits you need ground clearance and a front end that can take the abuse the roads dish out.Keep voting in dems the whole country will collapse.
Bout half way there the way i see it
no money for that.It's not just liberal cities that seem to be decaying it's also general infrastructure decay that seems pretty nation wide. The roads and bridges in a lot of areas are really in poor shape along with water, water quality, and septic utility issues. It's turning into a place where if you want clean drinking water you gotta pay and if you live outside city limits you need ground clearance and a front end that can take the abuse the roads dish out.
Must be nice to work a low wage job and still be middle class.no money for that.
we're supporting millions of illegals and funding foreign wars
. then they work off the books pay no tax and cash their govt checks every month.
all free medical and in the retard paying $800 a month for health insurance and get nothing but co pays and restrictions and declines.
our tax money at work.Must be nice to work a low wage job and still be middle class.
I think the DOT's are grifting on the road and bridge money. Starting with five guys standing around watching one guy work a shovel and they all make $$$ all the way up to the management. I'm in the south also, and since there is no real frost line the roads are made cheaply to begin with. They built a brand new bridge at the bottom of the hill for a creek that maybe floods the roadway once a year but the road is completely trashed and nothing but a once a year patch job happens. There's no sense to any of the decision making. They are widening i-35 a couple lanes each way, which will have a net effect of jack squat when it's complete because rush hour will still be a traffic jam.
They paved my street about five years ago. I have to pay for my portion in yearly installments of $350 for 7 years. The morons on the once private dirt road wanted it paved and made public (really dumb) because they were too stupid to figure out you need a 4x4 to live on a long dirt road in Texas when it rains so they were complaining when it washed out. To topi t off, you can still get flooded into the neighborhood in spite of the road and the new bridge further down the hill. The new road already has washouts and cracking.our tax money at work.
they paved my street 2 years ago along with most of the town. I cant imagine how many 10s of millions they spent
Thursday morning they had the ground hogs out with huge Cats ripping it up for sewers lines.
like why wasnt this figured out in 2021 when they repaved the street lol
State DoT just replaced an overpass over the intracoastal waterway nearyby; it was a low span with a draw bridge, one lane each way. The replacement is a higher span and no drawbridge. Of course, one lane each way.Must be nice to work a low wage job and still be middle class.
I think the DOT's are grifting on the road and bridge money. Starting with five guys standing around watching one guy work a shovel and they all make $$$ all the way up to the management. I'm in the south also, and since there is no real frost line the roads are made cheaply to begin with. They built a brand new bridge at the bottom of the hill for a creek that maybe floods the roadway once a year but the road is completely trashed and nothing but a once a year patch job happens. There's no sense to any of the decision making. They are widening i-35 a couple lanes each way, which will have a net effect of jack squat when it's complete because rush hour will still be a traffic jam.