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On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, Founder and Executive Director of Power the Future Daniel Turner joins Federalist Senior Editor Christoper Bedford to discuss his recent article about how foolish local leadership and a negligent government forced him out of his urban community. Turner asks if tolerating smashed car windows, streets full of urine, and teen gangs is worth it anymore to live in cities like Washington D.C.
Note: This podcast was recorded in mid-August.
Hosted by Christopher Bedford, with guest DTDaniel Turner
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Daniel...you forgot to mention your 'other' grandfather arrived in NY City---Ellis Island--100 years ago TODAY!
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Excellent podcast!
The response to the tax base running for their lives will be demands by the misruled cities for more Federal aid.