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I was in Seattle some time between 1995 and 2000....don’t remember the exact year. We went up there for a friend’s wedding. They actually lived up the road in Everett. Our friend (the bride) was marrying a guy who worked at the Boeing plant. As soon as he retired, they got the heck out and moved to South Carolina. At the time we were in Seattle proper, it was a much nicer place. There were a lot of “hippies”, but it was still a more or less orderly city.

It’s worth pointing out that democrats overwhelmingly control nearly every major city in the country (Fort Worth is the only one left in Texas where it’s not already an accomplished fact, but even that’s in doubt). AND, everyone of these cities have at least one district in which all of Seattle’s problems are playing out. In Seattle, it’s city-wide. It’s worth noting that the only city worse than Seattle with regard to these problems, as shown in the graphic provided in the video, is San Francisco—and San Francisco has been completely free of any real republican influence for 30 or 40 years now.

In other words, democrats in ALL of these cities get 100% of the blame for their city’s condition. You can’t even shame them for it, because they have no shame at all.

The thing is, there is no voting our way out of this, except by abandoning the cities and voting with our feet. America’s big cities are well past the tipping point.

This is heartbreaking.