| | '''New York City''', officially the '''City of New York''', is a city and metropolis in the state of [[New York]], located on the East coast of the [[United States of America]]. New York City is known best for the [[New York Stock Exchange]] and financial district, its [[liberal media]], its rat infestation, its [[liberal]] [[Broadway]] shows, and its high cost of living. New York City is also where the major networks grew in influence: [[Fox News]], [[ABC]], [[CBS]] and [[NBC]]. Domination by [[Dem]] politicians has caused the long-term moral and intellectual decline of the "Big Apple," as it has been called. | | '''New York City''', officially the '''City of New York''', is a city and metropolis in the state of [[New York]], located on the East coast of the [[United States of America]]. New York City is known best for the [[New York Stock Exchange]] and financial district, its [[liberal media]], its rat infestation, its [[liberal]] [[Broadway]] shows, and its high cost of living. New York City is also where the major networks grew in influence: [[Fox News]], [[ABC]], [[CBS]] and [[NBC]]. Domination by [[Dem]] politicians has caused the long-term moral and intellectual decline of the "Big Apple," as it has been called. |
| − | '''''In 2024, [[liberal]]s weaponized its legal system to target the presumptive [[Republican]] nominee for president, in their hope that a conviction in [[New York City]] would turn voters nationwide against [[Donald Trump]]. However, voters in the [[Midwest]] and [[swing state]]s already viewed [[New York]] liberals with disdain and distrust.''''' | + | '''''In 2024, [[liberal]]s weaponized NYC's legal system''''' to target the presumptive [[Republican]] nominee for president, in their hope that a conviction in [[New York City]] would turn voters nationwide against [[Donald Trump]]. However, '''''voters in the [[Midwest]] and [[swing state]]s already viewed [[New York]] liberals with disdain and distrust.''''' |
| | With a population of 19 million in the three-state metropolitan area (and 8,140,000 in the city as in 2005), it is the most populous urban area in the [[United States]]. The city is divided into five different counties, called boroughs. Manhattan is a financial, commercial, and tourist center. Brooklyn is the most populous of the boroughs, and suburban Queens is the largest in area. The other two boroughs are [[The Bronx]], a predominantly minority residential area, and suburban Staten Island. The modern city was formed in 1898 through a merger of the original New York City with Brooklyn. | | With a population of 19 million in the three-state metropolitan area (and 8,140,000 in the city as in 2005), it is the most populous urban area in the [[United States]]. The city is divided into five different counties, called boroughs. Manhattan is a financial, commercial, and tourist center. Brooklyn is the most populous of the boroughs, and suburban Queens is the largest in area. The other two boroughs are [[The Bronx]], a predominantly minority residential area, and suburban Staten Island. The modern city was formed in 1898 through a merger of the original New York City with Brooklyn. |