Re:The Revolution Against the Revolution: Looking Back on Sh...
by ghaff on Thursday August 16, 2018 @09:07AM
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That's true but the parent was asking how many people don't live in Boston but are effectively controlled by the politics there anyway. And the statistical metro is in some sense a measure of the area/population that can be thought of as associated with Boston. (i.e. more or less by definition, the people whose politics/economics are influenced by it)
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Re:The Revolution Against the Revolution: Looking Back on Sh...
by emodendroket on Thursday August 16, 2018 @09:57AM
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But that's kind of the rub -- people in Hingham might carp that they don't want to pay for the T in Boston, and yet their own prosperity comes, in part, from having a nearby city with well-funded public services