03Lightningrocks wrote: ↑Mon May 22, 2023 1:36 pm
I have ZERO sympathy for anyone from that sphincter of America. They deserve everything they get. I hope it becomes so miserable they hate the very essence of life. THE MORONS GOT WHAT THEY VOTED FOR!!!! LET them all rot in hades.
I have sympathy for all the LEOs in NYC who
want to do the right thing but basically have their hands tied. The volume of "pre-crime" work they're now tasked with has gone through the roof, while their manpower has been going down and response times to and investigation of violent crime goes up. If they make a good collar, then a waste of air like DA Alvin Bragg let's the perp walk with nothing but a sternly worded warning...if that. A lot of them have packed up and left. But that's gotta be a difficult decision for an officer who was born there, has a lot of family there, and who may be carrying on a long family tradition of NYPD officers.
Too, just like Texas, the Marxist voting cesspool is in the big cities. 43% of the whole state's population lives in New York City. I've known families in the more rural, upstate areas in New York that were conservative, religious, gun owners who absolutely never voted for Kathy Hochul or Andrew Cuomo or David Patterson. I can relate. I live in Harris County, but there's nothing I can do to get rid of Sheila Jackson Lee or help put a Republican mayor in office in Houston.
And we're still sitting with only a fairly slim Republican voting majority in Texas because the blue vote is in the large urban areas and along the border. In the 2012 presidential election, Texas overall voted 57.2% Republican. In 2016 that was 52.2%, and in 2020, 52.1%. We've slipped 5.1% in just three election cycles. The Dems want to do everything they can to that majority. The Biden Border and 6 million new undocumented aliens since January 2021 could help tip the scales (if dead people can vote, we know a ton of illegals are going to, also). If the governorship and the legislative majority slips back to Democrat, we could be in a world of hurt. A scant 60 years ago Texas was heavily blue, with only 16 counties voting Republican in the presidential race.
New York isn't the fault of
all the state's voters. It's the fault of
most of the state's voters.
