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To: Calpernia
“NJ with 2 liberal mentions. Surprised Camden didn’t make the list.”

I'm surprised that Trenton, New Brunswick, Elizabeth, Irvington, Hoboken, and Jersey City didn't make it either. Each a decaying bastion of liberalism in their own right. As a Jersey transplant living here in SE Pennsylvania I'm positioned within 100 miles of 7 of the most liberal cities according to this study while only 1 of the most conservative cities (Allentown) came within 100 miles of our home.

53 posted on 06/21/2009 4:48:06 AM PDT by RU88 (Bow to no man)
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To: RU88

Bump


57 posted on 06/21/2009 6:20:25 AM PDT by Calpernia (DefendOurFreedoms.Org)
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To: RU88

“decaying bastion of liberalism”

Another great phrase... bump. DBL.


66 posted on 06/21/2009 9:34:59 AM PDT by Hop A Long Cassidy
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To: RU88

Hoboken is now filled with wealthy Yuppies, while Jersey City has condos on the waterfront that cost over a million. The Heights and Journal Square are rather dumpy, but nowhere near as bad as Greenville or most of Newark.


71 posted on 06/21/2009 9:51:59 AM PDT by Clemenza (Remember our Korean War Veterans)
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To: RU88

I expect that they are all under the population requirement.


106 posted on 06/21/2009 11:32:41 PM PDT by Lucius Cornelius Sulla ("men of intemperate minds cannot be free. Their passions forge their fetters." -- Edmund Burke)
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