Cities are sinking under the weight of their own stupidity WashTimesOpEd
Dr. Costantino is the Portland, Oregon, woman attacked by a homeless man who left her unconscious, with a face that looked like she’d gone six rounds with a heavyweight contender.Once upon a time, cities were bursting with vitality. For out-of-towners, they were meccas of shopping and entertainment. They were nerve centers of business.
“Woke” mayors are complemented by prosecutors supported by George Soros and police officers quitting or taking early retirement at a record rate, due to defunding and demoralization. The crisis is exacerbated by judges who have ruled that the homeless have a right to turn the streets into their bedrooms and toilets and city officials who’ve overdosed on compassion.
Those willing to confront reality are leaving in droves. From 2020 to 2022, 2 million fled our largest cities. In the 10 biggest cities, half the offices are vacant, according to data released by Kastle Systems.
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