More people fleeing the Blue States and moving to the Red States (party, financial)

[gunlover]

Originally Posted by Weichert

Low regulations? Yep, polluted drinking water also. Plants blowing up.

Stable weather and lack of natural disasters? Ummm ... ah, Katrina?

I was talking about Nevada

and please drop the gasland lies....

[Weichert]

Originally Posted by gunlover

So there was not any advantages?

Atlanta? Umm, I don't know how old it is but it was burned down 150 years ago. New Orleans - at least 200 years old. Charleston - who knows? 250 years old? Memphis? How much lead time do you want?

These places have been around quite a while. But the west coast cities have long since passed them.

You are making excuses, grasping at imaginary straws.

[gunlover]

Originally Posted by AlfieBoy

Texas: 7.2% unemployment, 25th highest income and $49,392 median household income
Mass: 6.5%, 5th highest income, $62,859 median household income

And North Dakota?

[gunlover]

Originally Posted by lycos679

In most cases we are only talking about 20-30 years, but even 100 years won't give you an advantage. Univ of Chicago is younger than Dartmouth, but is still ranked higher.

University of Mississippi: 1848
University of California: 1868
University of Texas: 1883
University of Illinois: 1867

I did not mean the Universities I mean the states, Sure being at the start of the industrial revolution was a advantage..

[pollyrobin]

Originally Posted by Gurbie

Cities tend to be liberal. When the red state urban areas get large enough, the states will turn blue. It's already happened in California, Colorado, and Virginia. Georgia, Arizona, and Texas are next.

There is nothing you can do to stop that.

You make it sound like it is an incurable disease

[lycos679]

Originally Posted by pollyrobin

What's the point, if after graduation they move to a Red State

They normally don't.

[gunlover]

Originally Posted by pollyrobin

What's the point, if after graduation they move to a Red State

That is were the jobs are and will be...

[lycos679]

Originally Posted by gunlover

I did not mean the Universities I mean the states, Sure being at the start of the industrial revolution was a advantage..

I saw that after I typed my response.

[Mr. Maryland]

Originally Posted by Weichert

Please make the case that there is lot of voting fraud.

I read that the GOP tried to make this an issue, did their own study. And surprise surprise found very little. They then slowly, quietly began to drop it as an issue. Guess you missed the order to drop it.

Please make the case that "assault rifles" need to be banned in light of the statistical insignificance of rifle deaths in relation to the overall population of the US.

I read that the Democrat party tried to make this an issue..

The number of murders in the U.S. in 2011 committed with rifles: 323.

‘Assault’ rifles are not involved in many U.S. murders: A look at the data - Capitol Report - MarketWatch

[Weichert]

Originally Posted by Mr. Maryland

Please make the case that "assault rifles" need to be banned in light of the statistical insignificance of rifle deaths in relation to the overall population of the US.

I read that the Democrat party tried to make this an issue..


‘Assault’ rifles are not involved in many U.S. murders: A look at the data - Capitol Report - MarketWatch

Rifles? What do rifles have to do with voting?