Don wrote:

"Bert Robbins" wrote

In Potomac, MD:

The Median household income: $128,936 (year 2000)
Median house value: $450,800 (year 2000)


Is that where all the politicians have homes that they purchased with stolen
money?




Potomac, Maryland, is fairly fancy, but doesn't begin to compare to
Great Falls, Virginia. Potomac is fairly far out in the 'burbs to
attract many national pols, though I'm sure some live out there. It's
near Rockville, which is a tad lower on the economic scale, but has lots
of good restaurants.

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Don wrote:

"Bert Robbins" wrote

In Potomac, MD:

The Median household income: $128,936 (year 2000)
Median house value: $450,800 (year 2000)


Is that where all the politicians have homes that they purchased with
stolen
money?




Potomac, Maryland, is fairly fancy, but doesn't begin to compare to
Great Falls, Virginia. Potomac is fairly far out in the 'burbs to
attract many national pols, though I'm sure some live out there. It's
near Rockville, which is a tad lower on the economic scale, but has lots
of good restaurants.

Harry you are an idiot. Your attempt to slam me has proven again that you
are pitiful old man. I live in Gaithersburg, MD and I am anxiously awaiting
your condescending and demeaning comments about Gaithersburg, MD.

Great Falls, VA and Potomac, MD are directly across from each other on the
Potomac river just North of Wash. D.C. From Great Falls you have to cross
the Potomac river to get into D.C. and from Potomac, MD you only need to
pick a road.

Potomac, MD attracts liberals and Great Falls, VA attracts conservatives
which is evident in the medians income comparison.

Go to http://www.city-data.com/ for the data.