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Question: Which is the most conservative urban area in the U.S.?
#1
south Boston
 
#2
northeast Philadelphia
 
#3
northwest and southwest Chicago
 
#4
Staten Island
 
#5
other (please specify)
 
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Keystone Phil
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« on: October 03, 2004, 06:31:09 PM »

It's great to see Northeast Philadelphia listed Smiley

Of those choices I'd have to say either NE Philly or Staten Island.
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« Reply #1 on: October 04, 2004, 02:21:34 PM »

I know my buddy KeystonePhil would like to think NE Philly, but not even close.  Keystone, even our most conservative section, Fox Chase, doesn't compare to some Southern, midwestern or Interior Western cities. 

Ok, ok... compared to most southern and western urban areas, we aren't as conservative. However, of those listed, I think it's fair to say we are one of the more conservative areas.
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« Reply #2 on: October 05, 2004, 02:09:55 PM »
« Edited: October 05, 2004, 02:29:29 PM by Keystone Phil »

Staten Island... SO many dumb conservatives

Northeast Philadelphia as well.  They get NO economic benefit from them yet proudly display Bush/Cheney and Melissa Brown signs on their front lawns.  I find some of them think that by voting them their neighborhood will somehow be better and they're "not the party of the blacks."  Want proof: http://www.farnortheast.com.  Check out the left hand column and scroll down.

Knock it off, IrishDem. You know very well what they mean when they say "Save your city." I'm so tired of your party saying we are using race as an issue to gain support. We want to save our city from the folks in City Hall who obviously aren't paying attention to our needs. It's amazing how I don't hear complaints from the Dems when a certain Mayor says "The brothers and sisters are running the city."

And actually many do benefit economically from the GOP plans. I think something else you fail to realize is that people aren't members of a political party just for economic purposes.
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« Reply #3 on: October 06, 2004, 05:49:15 AM »

Staten Island... SO many dumb conservatives

Northeast Philadelphia as well.  They get NO economic benefit from them yet proudly display Bush/Cheney and Melissa Brown signs on their front lawns.  I find some of them think that by voting them their neighborhood will somehow be better and they're "not the party of the blacks."  Want proof: http://www.farnortheast.com.  Check out the left hand column and scroll down.

Knock it off, IrishDem. You know very well what they mean when they say "Save your city." I'm so tired of your party saying we are using race as an issue to gain support. We want to save our city from the folks in City Hall who obviously aren't paying attention to our needs. It's amazing how I don't hear complaints from the Dems when a certain Mayor says "The brothers and sisters are running the city."

And actually many do benefit economically from the GOP plans. I think something else you fail to realize is that people aren't members of a political party just for economic purposes.

Please enlighten me what then are people members of a political party for?  Why do you and so many Northeast Philly Republicans think your party is going to magically save us?  Actually, I think that "Save your City" thing is a joke.  Yes, I was unhappy over the "brotha and sista" comment myself, but I'm not as dumb as other NE Conservatives that overreact and automatically vote for Bush and Brown.  I actually look to each candidate and make an opinion if you haven't noticed already.  I'm sorry I'm making you angry Keystone, but the logic behind the local GOP is flawed and needs retooling.  You can't guilt trip me with garbage like Section 8 and Street to get me to vote the way you want me too.  They're weak arguments chief.  I'm not a dog.  It does anger me that there are working people in Mayfair that ask "How high?" when John Perzel says to jump.  I'm being blunt here.  I do not hate the people of Mayfair.  I actually feel they are being used as pawns over Section 8 housing.  the Perzel-Brown machine is working on these people and they have no idea what's hitting them.           

What are the political parties for? Well all I said was that they aren't in existence just for economic reasons.

You're not making me mad with your arguments, IrishDem. They only demonstrate how you want to tie everything to race. I seriously believe you try to find ways to do that. And then when you are asked to explain something, you can't do it. Perfect example: Stack (D) said if to were up to him, he'd outlaw the program. But when Brown (R) calls for reform, suddenly she's the one playing the race card. It doesn't work with the voters up here. Hope that doesn't get you too angry...

As for the Section 8 issue, I will say it again: The people of Mayfair and other areas of the Northeast want the issue discussed. Do you mean to tell me that if Perzel and Brown weren't running for office that Section 8 wouldn't be an issue? If you are, you're pretty foolish.
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« Reply #4 on: October 07, 2004, 10:01:39 PM »

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You really are such an angry person that you must result to stuff like that. Ridiculous.

 
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How do I know? Because she hasn't backed down. She has been called every name in the book but still knows this is an important issue up here. Schwartz put out a press release....Brown actually talks to the voters about this issue and campaigns on it.

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We haven't had a member of Congress that will fight for reform from a problem area. In many areas of this country, the Section 8 program is under better control than Philadelphia's Section 8.  
 

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Good for you. Sometimes I think you want a medal everytime you say that. Really...I honestly don't care. I tried to help you see the good things about Brown and her message, but you are so set against it that it's useless now. Funny how a couple months ago you seriously considered here.

 
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yeah because while you've been on here you have given some GREAT arguments with tons of facts. Yeah right. How about that Stack quote, IrishDem? You have ignored it time and time again...I'm waiting for your comment on it.
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