I'm kind of in a hurry but I always kept demographia.com's reports in some skepticism. But on a random surf, I found a demographia.com report on changing populations and densities in the 100 largest cities in the US. I know anyone could just easily go over to the US Census site and find this data, but here, right on demographia.com, was a report contradicting alot of the claims they made in other articles (such as on LA's "super" density, or the argument that Seattle was densifying faster than Portland, or comparison of San Antonio density to other smart growth cities). Are the demographia people just this... what's the word... blind?