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Old 04-04-2008, 06:53 AM
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Originally Posted by raytri View Post
Clearwater is Scientology Central. Not a standard I'd use to compare things. There are plenty of nice Scientologists, but Clearwater simply isn't a normal town.

Notice that most of the others involve cities that don't actually produce anything? They're either suburbs, vacation resorts or towns whose main industry is government -- the military, in the cases of Colorado Springs and San Diego.

Like red states, it appears red cities can't survive without government welfare.
They are suburbs, few are vacation resorts. But you could say the same of SFO & NO, tourism is their main industry. San Diego has a lot of business outside of the military as does SLC, Mesa, Boise and others. There are a few nice cities on the liberal list, but far dominated by dismal ones like Gary, Flint & Detroit!
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