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This is such a simpleton way of viewing things. Democrats run all the big cities because they were pro union back when organized labor took hold. They will always run big cities because they buy votes of the union members with fat pensions to keep themselves in power.
This is ironic because republicans look at anything in a simpleton way when it benefits them more than anybody.
What part of your state plays the biggest role in your states success? Is it a city/metro that votes blue? Also how poor is your red state on the list of poor and rich states?
We are not #1 in long term fiscal stability and simultaneously bottom of the list for taxes because of liberals, I promise you that.
Republican area economy: Gold, Silver, Platinum, Steel, Oil, Natural Gas, Lithium, Corn, Wheat, Soy, Beef, Pork, Rubber, Cotton, Large scaqle Fruits and Vegetables production, Iron Ore, Coal, Wool, Timber
Democratic economic "drivers": Lawyers, hospitals that charge a fortune compared rural areas and other countries, consultants, analysts, professors talking to the wind, companies that borrow money for virtually zero and charge double-digit interest rates.
Republican areas are going to love Democrat Joe Biden hyper-inflation because rural areas benefit from high commodity prices.
I am going to laugh when we have hyper-inflation and commodities which mainly originate in Republican states prices skyrocket while the liberal blue states have all the inflation.
Economic powerhouse? Per-capita and adjusted to cost of living Republican states, especially small ones do far, far better overall than liberal Democratic cities.
It is true that Republican states tend to have slightly lower household incomes, but housing, taxes, health-care is a fraction of the cost.
Republican states tend to have older populations which means more SS and Medicare because they don't have a tremendous amount of babies they can't afford.
Republican states are full of commodities (metals, timber, energy, vast majority of agriculture)
Couple of questions?
What facts make you say rural hospitals (if you can find one) charge less?
What hyperinflation of commodores? Oil and gas prices are way down.
Housing is cheaper; but other prices (cars, restaurants, groceries) are similar.
So red states have a lower fertility rate?
And “slightly lower” household income is an understatement.
Republican area economy: Gold, Silver, Platinum, Steel, Oil, Natural Gas, Lithium, Corn, Wheat, Soy, Beef, Pork, Rubber, Cotton, Large scaqle Fruits and Vegetables production, Iron Ore, Coal, Wool, Timber
Democratic economic "drivers": Lawyers, hospitals that charge a fortune compared rural areas and other countries, consultants, analysts, professors talking to the wind, companies that borrow money for virtually zero and charge double-digit interest rates.
Republican areas are going to love Democrat Joe Biden hyper-inflation because rural areas benefit from high commodity prices.
I am going to laugh when we have hyper-inflation and commodities which mainly originate in Republican states prices skyrocket while the liberal blue states have all the inflation.
Economic powerhouse? Per-capita and adjusted to cost of living Republican states, especially small ones do far, far better overall than liberal Democratic cities.
It is true that Republican states tend to have slightly lower household incomes, but housing, taxes, health-care is a fraction of the cost.
Republican states tend to have older populations which means more SS and Medicare because they don't have a tremendous amount of babies they can't afford.
Republican states are full of commodities (metals, timber, energy, vast majority of agriculture)
You are going to be terribly disappointed and frustrated when that hyperinflation never arrives.
why are people fleeing the blue states for the red states?
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