The two largest cities in the United States are Los Angeles and New York City. Both are dominated by Democrats and, last week, both provided excellent case studies in negligence and corruption. In the City of Angels, dereliction of duty by municipal officials has caused 40,000 acres of residential and commercial property to go up in flames. In the Big Apple, a corrupt district attorney and a politically compromised judge set fire to the credibility of a once respected legal system. If it seems farfetched to connect these events, consider that 27 of the 30 largest U.S. cities are controlled by Democrats who have raised maladministration and lawfare to art forms.
