@urbanistcole Its a sample size issue.
Danville statically is worse because of small sample size. Chicago's sample size is much larger, hiding the dangerous areas by using the low crime Northside.
@ModerateIndy@Jackattack20204 A sunset provision? Like the tollway and the increase from 3% income tax had?? Yeah.. Noone with a memory longer than 5 minutes and half a brain is giving anything with a sunset provision a yes vote.
@ChicagoContrar1 Lol.. who would have thought that Madigan's protégé would do the same things. And is anyone surprised the crazy left wants to oust a moderate leader?
@FireRescue1 It's a paper district voting to dissolve itself and let the department it has contracted to for almost 25 years take over. This should have happened years ago. They wasted taxpayer money all those years to provide nothing more than administration costs.
@ApexSeeker_ The US economy went from a roughly 940 billion dollar GDP to a 1.4 trillion dollar GDP during the war. Japan never exceeded a 200 billion dollar GDP.
@ApexSeeker_ Japan never stood a chance once the US manufacturing pivoted to war goods.
Japan was a nation built to take on peer or near peer nations. It was capable of taking on an economy similar to its level. Japan had no chance taking the US being 5 times its size.
@ApexSeeker_ Industrial power. Japan was a nation set up to beat peer and near peer nations with similar economic outputs. The US was so far ahead economically and Industrially Japan never really stood a chance strategically.
@mjarbo I saw it on a Sunday morning matinee on opening weekend. There were 7 people in the theater including my wife and I. Not being a big He-Man fan, I didn't expect much. It was such a fun, enjoyable throwback kind of movie.
@Supernerdtual96 Electricity costs $.09/kwh. If we hung our laundy out we would end up pollen, or this time of the year soybean and corn dust. We do have a clothing however. I don't think the wife has used it in about 10 years. We do hang sleeping bags over it to dry them out.