Me saying this is logic now you spitting your woke nonsense is just oversensitive feelings.
That's because nobody has done those statistics but we all know It's not rocket science.

so your logic = "nobody has done the stats but we all know" ?
sounds like you are spitting some recucklican rhetoric to me

we've seen your BS, lets look at the truth

The point is, that going by "state" isn't accurate. You need to do cities.

So why are cities with democratic mayors in red states so much worse than democratic cities in blue states?

why? because going by states doesnt fit your narrative?

No, because states aren't as homogeneous as cities are.
Cities are about the smallest subsection that you can find statistics for as to whether they lean Democratic or Republican.
Likewise true for murders per capita, Which are the two things people in this thread, are trying to compare.
This is NOT rocket science.

This post was edited by Ghot on Feb 24 2023 01:37pm

What if governors from one political party can pass laws that primarily affect life in high density areas controlled by the other party? If it was dem mayors policies, why wouldn't dem mayors in blue states have worse outcomes?

This post was edited by Sioux on Feb 24 2023 01:39pm

The cause you are looking for isn't bipartisanship, it's demographics.
Duh...