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Before anyone tries to claim people from red states are flocking to blue states...
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It turns out that people hate living in blue states, where lax drug laws, tight gun control, socialist taxation, and liberal social circles make the place uninhabitable. According to The Daily Caller, three major blue states lost a record number of citizens in 2016-2017.
People are moving from states like NY to get warmer weather, mostly retirees. I live in a northern blue state and it's freeeeezing here right now. But I'm not moving out because it's a good state.
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The what? Daily Caller? LOL
People are moving from states like NY to get warmer weather, mostly retirees. I live in a northern blue state and it's freeeeezing here right now. But I'm not moving out because it's a good state.
I was going to say the same thing, that's a tabloid of the right, not a legitimate news source
People are moving from states like NY to get warmer weather, mostly retirees. I live in a northern blue state and it's freeeeezing here right now. But I'm not moving out because it's a good state.
That's just some of it. Other than NYC, people flee NYS due to a horrific economy. Upstate is a decades long mini Detroit.
I left New York, because of WEATHER, not the reasons you right wingers harp on about. Other than the WEATHER, I liked it in New York
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