Fair share? Bad idea

It's a great idea, Cranberry Township, Butler County, will welcome these schools with open arms. If the Pittsburgh Democrats keep at it, everyone will leave! Will the last Democrat in the city turn out the lights?

Old Cynic wrote:

It's a great idea, Cranberry Township, Butler County, will welcome these schools with open arms. If the Pittsburgh Democrats keep at it, everyone will leave! Will the last Democrat in the city turn out the lights?

But only if the economics support it, Old Man. Billions of private and public infrastructure have been erected to create the economic core of the region. It will not be dismantled on a whim; at 1%, the tuition tax is but a few hundred dollars. Is the bulk of the region's populatuion in Cranberry so as to justify the incurring of additional transporation costs and time? Is the commercial space and housing available? The public infrastructure to support it (Oh, dear, sounds like new and more taxes in your northern Nirvanna!)? The lights will go out in your eyes long, long, long before they do so in the city... if ever.