[Vigilanteman]

My daughter just earned her 4 year degree in social work and has grown even more conservative as she starts her first job. She's already gotten her supervisor fired just by passing along information from one of her clients that she had never shown up for work which the supervisor had turned in reports and billing time sheets to collect.

I suspect people like that are just the tip of the iceberg and one of the reasons my daughter got hired so quickly was to help root them out.

I'm surprised that Colorado Springs in #3 on this list, probably the only conservative city of the 14. Does anyone know why?

The 14:

1. Central Falls, Rhode Island
   
2. Costa Mesa, California
   
3. Colorado Springs, Colorado
   
4. Stockton, California
   
5. Newark, New Jersey
   
6. New Haven, Connecticut
   
7. Providence, Rhode Island
   
8. San Jose, California
   
9. North Las Vegas, Nevada
   
10. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
    
11. San Fransicko
    
12. Chicago
    
13. Los Angeles
    
14. New York City

[Balata]

I'm surprised that Colorado Springs in #3 on this list, probably the only conservative city of the 14. Does anyone know why?

I'll take a stab at that.

If an effort to correct the situation we recently have gone to a full time Mayor.

In the past the city council and mayor were temporary. At one point a few years ago a lady was appointed mayor who was the wife of a prominent attorney. Shortly after being appointed mayor she got a divorce and she came out of the closet as a lesbian. At that point Political Correctness ran amok. It wasn't a pretty sight. We are now in recovery.

Hope this helps.