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Just asking... If Democrats were right...why are the Blue states the ones failing?
It seems to me we have a cycle, the Democrats vote in policies to their state, then move to a red state and start all over.
Now in play is Florida.
I wish them well.
Texas, your doing well but I bet they got their sights on you. I hear businesses are leaving the NY in droves and have their sights on Florida and Texas.
Get out of the right wing bubble and learn something.
I read that article and my only question is " Is the standard of living going to go down?" CA has high taxes and fees across the board. My self would consider Southern California if the other expenses were not so bad.
I have experienced SD and the beaches like Mission Bch California.
But again their is no financial incentive to move to California! I am glad California is working their way out of debt.
Just asking... If Democrats were right...why are the Blue states the ones failing?
It seems to me we have a cycle, the Democrats vote in policies to their state, then move to a red state and start all over.
Now in play is Florida.
I wish them well.
Texas, your doing well but I bet they got their sights on you. I hear businesses are leaving the NY in droves and have their sights on Florida and Texas.
Hey California? Where you all off to now?
The biggest wealth gaps in America are located in blue states in deep blue cities.
There is no larger gap than say in New York City where upper east side brownstones exist less then a mile away from crime ridden housing projects on the lower east side.
Ever wonder if the Democrats' goal is the same as Republicans'?
Get out of the right wing bubble and learn something.
Maybe then they will issue tax refunds instead of IOU's.
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