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**codespokerbonus** · 11-14-2006, 06:36 PM

Originally posted by DanS

No, I'm just pointing out why your mom's situation isn't typical. In actual fact, few Americans are attached to inner cities.

If you go to someplace like Columbus, Ohio (middle America), not too many people have occasion to commute downtown. Some do. Others commute to other parts of Columbus that really aren't downtown-ish.

A very small proportion of the GOP voters have an attachment to the actual city parts of Columbus. And Ohio is a GOP state. But I thought you were trying to make some sort of point about how most voters "don't identify with city problems."

What problems are specific to NYC? Crime sure isn't.

-Arrian

11-14-2006, 06:36 PM	#13
codespokerbonus Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 393 Senior Member	Originally posted by DanS No, I'm just pointing out why your mom's situation isn't typical. In actual fact, few Americans are attached to inner cities. If you go to someplace like Columbus, Ohio (middle America), not too many people have occasion to commute downtown. Some do. Others commute to other parts of Columbus that really aren't downtown-ish. A very small proportion of the GOP voters have an attachment to the actual city parts of Columbus. And Ohio is a GOP state. But I thought you were trying to make some sort of point about how most voters "don't identify with city problems." What problems are specific to NYC? Crime sure isn't. -Arrian
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