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<blockquote data-quote="C-Note" data-source="post: 1471853" data-attributes="member: 9873">With the Democrats' full-on embrace of socialist globalism and turn towards totalitarian fascism during the Wuhan scamdemic, I think you should be very careful about moving to a Democratic-controlled city.&nbsp; I live in a metropolitan area that has gone 90% Democratic-controlled within the past five years and it's ridiculous.&nbsp; They've already started raising property and sales taxes, promised to mandate more Section 8 housing in the more highly-rated school districts (which will hurt real estate values), started bad-mouthing their police department, declared the county a &quot;sanctuary&quot; for illegal aliens, and announced that in both schools and in government, they will appoint commissars (not their word) to enforce &quot;equity&quot;.I retire in about nine years and I will be getting out of here as soon as I do.&nbsp; I'm thinking of a city in the south that hasn't become socialist yet, even if I have to sacrifice the arts, culture, and epicurean scene that is the hallmark of most pozzed liberal Portlandias.&nbsp; So, Jacksonville, FL, Arlington or Fort Worth, Texas, Mesa, AZ, Oklahoma City, or Lafayette, LA.&nbsp; It's getting harder to find a city that hasn't become a people's republic.&nbsp; Even cities like Birmingham, AL, Jackson, MS, and Little Rock, AR have been taken-over by looney liberals.I think I would like Tampa if it wasn't for the government there.&nbsp; I can speak Spanish and I like the cigar culture of Ybor City.&nbsp; However, if you remember, the mayor of Tampa ordered her police department to prosecute fans who were in town for the Super Bowl for not wearing their masks outside after CNN complained.&nbsp; That's a no go for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="C-Note, post: 1471853, member: 9873"] With the Democrats' full-on embrace of socialist globalism and turn towards totalitarian fascism during the Wuhan scamdemic, I think you should be very careful about moving to a Democratic-controlled city. I live in a metropolitan area that has gone 90% Democratic-controlled within the past five years and it's ridiculous. They've already started raising property and sales taxes, promised to mandate more Section 8 housing in the more highly-rated school districts (which will hurt real estate values), started bad-mouthing their police department, declared the county a "sanctuary" for illegal aliens, and announced that in both schools and in government, they will appoint commissars (not their word) to enforce "equity". I retire in about nine years and I will be getting out of here as soon as I do. I'm thinking of a city in the south that hasn't become socialist yet, even if I have to sacrifice the arts, culture, and epicurean scene that is the hallmark of most pozzed liberal Portlandias. So, Jacksonville, FL, Arlington or Fort Worth, Texas, Mesa, AZ, Oklahoma City, or Lafayette, LA. It's getting harder to find a city that hasn't become a people's republic. Even cities like Birmingham, AL, Jackson, MS, and Little Rock, AR have been taken-over by looney liberals. I think I would like Tampa if it wasn't for the government there. I can speak Spanish and I like the cigar culture of Ybor City. However, if you remember, the mayor of Tampa ordered her police department to prosecute fans who were in town for the Super Bowl for not wearing their masks outside after CNN complained. That's a no go for me. [/QUOTE]

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