Rural America In Rapid Decline, But Having Ability To Prevent Change

Rural America is in rapid decline, but has the ability to prevent change, due to gerrymandering, and the fact that the declining white population can cause grief in Congress and in many state legislatures.

60 million people live in rural areas, which contain 97 percent of the land area of the nation.

So 23 percent of the population have an impact, and are against progressive reform, and the advancement of the interests of urban America, and of people of color, and people of superior educational accomplishments.

Rural America is a drag on the progress of the nation in the 21st century, but they are able to wield great power politically, and they present a threat to the future stability of America, as many people in rural America seem willing to consider the concept of secession.

So one has to wonder if a future breakup of the nation is conceivable!

5 comments on “Rural America In Rapid Decline, But Having Ability To Prevent Change

  1. Rustbelt Democrat April 8, 2021 1:51 pm

    A neighbor of ours is a physical therapist. He and his wife are taking a wait and see attitude regarding the Covid vaccine. With them being educated, you would think they wouldn’t be acting like that.

  2. Ronald April 8, 2021 1:56 pm

    Shaking my head, Rustbelt Democrat, at how many people are so dense that they do not understand how dangerous COVID 19 is! 🙁

  3. Princess Leia April 8, 2021 2:39 pm

    He’s a typical “know it all”. Tries to impress, but really isn’t as knowledgeable as he thinks he is.

  4. Pragmatic Progressive April 11, 2021 10:03 am

    Anyone 16 and older is now eligible for the vaccine in our neck of the woods, but there seems to be a trend of declining demand.

  5. Former Republican April 11, 2021 12:30 pm

    That’s because this is Trumpland. Trumpland is going to delay us from getting back to normal.

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