https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpAi70WWBlw

Sorry, this is a bit long. Watch it in bits or not at all but it's eye-opening, very informative and indicative in my opinion of what's happening in S.F., Portland, Santa Cruz and many other West Coast Towns and possibly others ....that also happen to be considered the most "progressive" .....See how progressive you think this is. It was put together as a documentary by a local T.V station in Seattle.

Remember when Nevada shipped busloads of homeless to CA and SF? They weren't really homeless, they were shipping the mentally ill out of state.

No surprise that San Fiasco was #1 on the list of most property crimes in big cities. Even ahead of Free-attle. The millennials seem to have no problem wanting to live in the urban core areas. I don't believe for a minute that they want this all around them. It's no wonder our generation moves to the suburbs, rural areas, or out of state. Washington is another one of those states that allow marijuana. Once you open the marijuana gate everything else begins to flow. We need to bring back the state hospitals.

Einstein said, "Doing the same thing over and over, and expecting different results is the definition of insanity." I know, let's spend more money on homeless programs. What could go wrong?

"Catch and Release" is the only method progressives know of to handle crime, including i*****l i*********n; and spending money to help homelessness without dealing with the root causes.

I think law enforcement everywhere are feeling the pressure from the l*****ts, so much so that regardless of the jurisdiction they serve they are becoming more and more disenchanted and feel helpless to do anything.

Just who is the Seattle D.A.? I wonder when he/she was elected and what their campaign platform was. It's tough to put the genie back in the bottle once unleashed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpAi70WWBlw

Sorry, this is a bit long. Watch it in bits or not at all but it's eye-opening, very informative and indicative in my opinion of what's happening in S.F., Portland, Santa Cruz and many other West Coast Towns and possibly others ....that also happen to be considered the most "progressive" .....See how progressive you think this is. It was put together as a documentary by a local T.V station in Seattle.

Remember when Nevada shipped busloads of homeless to CA and SF? They weren't really homeless, they were shipping the mentally ill out of state.

No surprise that San Fiasco was #1 on the list of most property crimes in big cities. Even ahead of Free-attle. The millennials seem to have no problem wanting to live in the urban core areas. I don't believe for a minute that they want this all around them. It's no wonder our generation moves to the suburbs, rural areas, or out of state. Washington is another one of those states that allow marijuana. Once you open the marijuana gate everything else begins to flow. We need to bring back the state hospitals.

Einstein said, "Doing the same thing over and over, and expecting different results is the definition of insanity." I know, let's spend more money on homeless programs. What could go wrong?

"Catch and Release" is the only method progressives know of to handle crime, including i*****l i*********n; and spending money to help homelessness without dealing with the root causes.

I think law enforcement everywhere are feeling the pressure from the l*****ts, so much so that regardless of the jurisdiction they serve they are becoming more and more disenchanted and feel helpless to do anything.

Just who is the Seattle D.A.? I wonder when he/she was elected and what their campaign platform was. It's tough to put the genie back in the bottle once unleashed.

Remove Chicago
A group of Illinois Republicans are backing a bill that would separate Chicago from the rest of the state, arguing that “large population centers” control state politics, Fox News reports.
Illinois state Rep. Brad Halbrook, a Republican, told “Fox & Friends” on Monday that he’s pushing a bill calling on Congress to declare Chicago the 51st state.
“The goal is to form a new Illinois,” he said, arguing that “the rural portions are not being equally represented.”
He told the State Journal-Register in April, “Our traditional family values seem to be under attack at every angle. We are trying to drive the discussion to get people at the table to say these are not our values down here.”
Halbrook’s resolution has eight Republican co-sponsors in the Illinois state House and some support among conservative activists, but remains a longshot, according to Fox News.
The bill claims that "the majority of residents in downstate Illinois disagree with City of Chicago residents on key issues such as gun ownership, a******n, immigration, and other policy issues."
Illinois state Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer, a Republican and one of the bill’s sponsors, said that the bill is more of an expression of “frustration” with the state’s policies, rather “than the belief that Chicago and Illinois would be better off as separate states. I don’t believe that Chicago and the state of Illinois should be separated. Our relationship is mutually beneficial.”