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To: cba123

The articles gets off to a decent start, but it really should have been a full-length feature article with many concrete examples about alphabet agencies that don’t work, wacky political correctness in a wide variety of institutions, specific trade policies that brought hardship to specific types of workers, specific “immigrant” stories with unhappy endings.

In my state the nearest large city has had federal money thrown at it for more than sixty years. Politicians have promised they will make it better, safer, cleaner, etc. for sixty years.

They have a new program for the city calling it a Promise Zone and offering more federal money to fix buildings, education, etc.

But there is a difference this time—the previous sixty years of failure that has lead to the population of the city being reduced by a third. Also, the newest residents wear burkhas and strange looking gowns and speak strange languages. Where did they come from and why would they want to come to this dangerous and awful city?

Most people just don’t believe in it anymore—and are angry the politicians and their media lapdogs keep lying as though the last sixty years never happened.


6 posted on 07/30/2016 2:33:32 AM PDT by cgbg (Warning: This post has not been fact-checked by the Democratic National Committee.)
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Detroit is the Democrats’ dream city.... run so badly by generations of corrupt Demagogues, population has dropped in half, and it’s a war zone. Well done, Democraps!!

Take the top 15 murder cities of America and what do they have in common? Generations of Democrat policies.


23 posted on 07/30/2016 3:37:02 AM PDT by Enchante (Hillary's new campaign slogan: "Guilty as hell, free as a bird!! Laws are for peasants!")
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