But alarmingly, there are cities in the US which have homeless rates of four or five times the national rate. Surprising enough, some of these cities are even
You know that the homeless people in places like Santa Cruz are not from that city, right? Where do you think they come from? Maybe you can make the case that CA cities are doing the rest of the country a favor by taking on a disproportionate share of the homeless from places like Idaho.
Nope. Just a friendly reminder that you are well known and that your insulting and condescending tone reflects poorly on you and, by extension, your club. Don’t tarnish the recent great accomplishments of your athletes and fellow coaches with your online behavior.
Oh yes. PARADISE awaits you as high income earners and business FLEE your socialist utopia of Kalifornia.
An analysis from the well-respected Hoover Institution in September notes that in 2021 business headquarters exited California at twice the rate of the previous two years, including 11 Fortune 1000 companies and countless smaller enterprises.
Nope. Just a friendly reminder that you are well known and that your insulting and condescending tone reflects poorly on you and, by extension, your club. Don’t tarnish the recent great accomplishments of your athletes and fellow coaches with your online behavior.
Go pound sand. If you can't handle adult conversations around current political topics then you need to grow up.
There is NOTHING that I say here that I would not say to anyone standing right in front of me.
Plus I live in Idaho not Seattle. My politics are pretty much everyone's politics around here.
It has to do with a lot of things. CA and NY have a lot of people, thus more people who can move. CA and NY are expensive, and people can retire more cheaply in FLA and TX. Republicans are more likely to get worked up over culture issues and leave a state for this reason (especially older, white people who are not connected to a job and don't have kids in school). It's really not that big of a deal. Pretty much a fart in the wind.
It's not because Republicans run things. They also run things in Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma ...
Interesting. So politics has nothing to do with the millions of people moving from blue states to red states. Just pure coincidence right? Must be the weather you say!
What about all of the companies leaving BLUE states and moving to RED states?
More Companies Join the ‘Great Migration’ to Red States By: Kevin Stocklin July 2, 2022: Amidst predictions of a political “red wave” in the upcoming mid-term elections, an economic wave has been building for years with no en...
Nope. Just a friendly reminder that you are well known and that your insulting and condescending tone reflects poorly on you and, by extension, your club. Don’t tarnish the recent great accomplishments of your athletes and fellow coaches with your online behavior.
Go pound sand. If you can't handle adult conversations around current political topics then you need to grow up.
There is NOTHING that I say here that I would not say to anyone standing right in front of me.
Plus I live in Idaho not Seattle. My politics are pretty much everyone's politics around here.
Quit being such a complete pansy.
There's nothing adult about your tone or level of thoughtfulness. You're emotionally retarded, if not mentally. No wonder Brenna pounded sand.
As mentioned previously, it makes more sense to look at city growth than state growth. When people move, they primarily decide on a city where they want or need to live rather than the state. People don’t announce, “We’re moving to Texas!” They say, “We’re moving to San Antonio!”
Here are the top cities for growth this year. Look at who is number 1: liberal bastion San Francisco!!
The American Growth Project by the Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise, a business policy think tank, found most of the cities are away from the East Coast.
I am considering a move to a red state but politics are not involved. I'll still vote Democrat and have to get used to losing elections but, I can buy more house and my tax bill will go down a bit. And, yes! The weather will be nicer. As retirement is on the not-so-distant horizon, I will appreciate the lower COL and no mortgage. No, I am not fleeing anything other than more rain/snow/cold than I would like and perpetual traffic snarls. My city isn't Mogadishu, but growth has caused it to lose a lot of charm and it's just the same mix of bland architecture, corporate retailers, and chain restaurants found in any other city.
My folks did the same thing. After 30 years in Southern California, they sold their home for nearly three times what they paid for it and then moved to a red Midwestern state. They have a right sized home in an upscale suburban neighborhood that they paid cash for and have no financial worries in their golden years. Oh, they both vote liberal but don't get devastated when another GOP governor get elected. As my Dad says, "I don't like a lot of the dumb crap our legislature passes for symbolism. It's just a stunt to keep the base engaged and voting for Team Elephant. No guns were ever seized, no school was forced to hire all minority teachers, and no evil plans to turn churches into gay bars were thwarted by the new laws.".
Sometimes, people just migrate for the change of scenery without political agendas. You get one life - make it a happy one!
This is a list of U.S. states and territories by Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This article presents the 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia and their nominal GDP at current prices. The data source for the list is the...
Well, it appears that people moving to TX from blue states are bringing their liberal politics with them. Look at how voting patterns changed over the last 3 Presidential elections in the TX counties with the largest population increases.
