most conservative city

[MR-2]

Fayetteville, NC easily.

Raleigh is sometimes considered a conservative city, but Wake county is huge, and mostly sprawl. Even still it's nearly 50-50. (It was blue in 2000 also) I'd guess Raleigh itself is blue, while the suburbs are red, overall.

So would you rather see the debt increse to pay for flawed programs and bureacratic nonsense? A fiscal conservative is what this country needs to turn our debt situation around. Not a "tax-and-spend" liberal, or a "cut-taxes -and-spend anyway" republican (ie Bush).

Or perhaps raising taxes and cutting pork spending would work too. Different people have different ideas about what is working and what isn't. We don't need to run through the arguments again here. A single representative though doesn't have the power to cut programs anyway. It's only grow and grow with this government. :/

[jayboy13]

Detroit may overwhelmingly vote for Democrats, but the city is not progressively liberal like San Francisco or Boston. The United Auto Workers and other labor organizations are united with Democrats and the poor inner city will always vote blue. However, you will not see people voting for tax increases to provide for better housing, transportation, environment, etc. or for gay marriage initiatives.