8 of the top 10 states people are moving to have Republican governors.

[AlterErgo]

8 of the top 10 states people are moving to have Republican governors.

ALL TEN of top 10 states people are fleeing have Dem governors.

Why?

What does that tell you?

 

[Brains_N_Boobs]

https://imgur.com/3ZyypeD.jpg

 

[KeithD]

8 of the top 10 states people are moving to have Republican governors.

ALL TEN of top 10 states people are fleeing have Dem governors.

Why?

What does that tell you?

I think you'll find they aren't fleeing their governors and that they'll be changing the governor votes to Democratic when they arrive in the red states.

They are fleeing climate-change weather disasters that Republicans are stonewalling on addressing.

 

[Cubantripod]

I think you'll find they aren't fleeing their governors and that they'll be changing the governor votes to Democratic when they arrive in the red states.

They are fleeing climate-change weather disasters that Republicans are stonewalling on addressing.

The people leaving are conservatives and independents who feel they haven representation and are tired of the liberal policies such as high taxes, gun restrictions, etc.

If you're fleeing climate change, why would you go to Florida? That makes no sense.

 

[KeithD]

The people leaving are conservatives and independents who feel they haven representation and are tired of the liberal policies such as high taxes, gun restrictions, etc.

If you're fleeing climate change, why would you go to Florida? That makes no sense.

You don't know who's moving states any more than I do. And Florida isn't the only state with a Republican governor.

In any event, this is a Trumpette worry--not mine.

 

[TheWhiteBull]

I have no evidence, but my personal hunch is that the people leaving are a mix of people simply unable to afford the high cost of living in the better states, and ones more on the conservative side of things. Anecdotally I’ve met about a 50/50 split coming here to the heartland from the west coast.

 

[phrodeau]

There are caravans of them. They’re bringing crime, they’re bringing drugs, they’re rapists. MS-13!

 

[Champakian]

I think you'll find they aren't fleeing their governors and that they'll be changing the governor votes to Democratic when they arrive in the red states.

They are fleeing climate-change weather disasters that Republicans are stonewalling on addressing.

Why, again, would Democrats flee a blue state
to turn a red state blue? Would not their exit
do a smilier thing in turning blue to red?

That's just the first of you fails of logic here,
the second is that climate change is localized
in places where Democrats are in the majority.

And in some of those places, overwhelmingly...

 

[Cubantripod]

You don't know who's moving states any more than I do. And Florida isn't the only state with a Republican governor.

In any event, this is a Trumpette worry--not mine.

Until the next election and you don't get your way and you start whining about the electrical college again. Here's one example.
Here's just one example. https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2021/04/11/moving-to-texas-pandemic-sg-orig.cnn

 

[Bud_Spencer]

I think you'll find they aren't fleeing their governors and that they'll be changing the governor votes to Democratic when they arrive in the red states.

They are fleeing climate-change weather disasters that Republicans are stonewalling on addressing.

Fleeing climate change....to Florida?? Seems to me that if shit was about to get real, eather-wise, people would be bailing those coastal homes like mad. The opposite is happening...even Obama has a place by the sea. Why is that?

 

[Champakian]

Hawaii is immune to rising seas.


It's SCIENCE!!! Islands float, why you can even top them over with too many Marines...

 

[Bud_Spencer]

Hawaii is immune to rising seas.


It's SCIENCE!!! Islands float, why you can even top them over with too many Marines...

Ah, Guam, we remember it fondly.

 

[Champakian]

Still no a pineapple upside down cake.



Oh, wait... , many here will see that as racist...
calling those noble islanders, pineapples.

 

[Bud_Spencer]

Still no a pineapple upside down cake.



Oh, wait... , many here will see that as racist...
calling those noble islanders, pineapples.

Oh, but it is racist. As the High Priests of CRT instruct us, racism is everywhere and in every situation, but only recognizable by those with special powers, like gypsies reading tea leaves.

 

[Champakian]

My white heritage is at war with my native heritage.


It just doesn't believe in teepee living,
chasing down your winter buffalo and
relying on the medicine man's magic.


The native in me likes a good, soft bed.
The grocery store, automobiles, all the
comforts which are used to destroy us.

~~ grins ~~ :nods:

 

[Bud_Spencer]

My white heritage is at war with my native heritage.


It just doesn't believe in teepee living,
chasing down your winter buffalo and
relying on the medicine man's magic.


The native in me likes a good, soft bed.
The grocery store, automobiles, all the
comforts which are used to destroy us.

~~ grins ~~ :nods:

At least you still have your ancient roulette and blackjack rites to comfort you.

 

[Champakian]

It's all in the cards...

 

[Champakian]

I still find this a fascinating topic, I just heard Richard Fowler on The Five
repeat the same meme that was elucidated here earlier,
"those people migrating will turn red to blue."

Having grown up during the "White Flight" out of Kansas City,
I just don't see that as reality because those suburbs
remained stolidly conservative in the decades
following that 'escape from KC' and the
attendant race and poverty politics.

Why would true Blue be the faction moving when
they got what they advocated and agitated for?
What I've observed is the enmity (and this was
also expressed by President Obama) of those who
stayed towards those who left eroding their tax base.

I think that it is just as likely that this emigration would
only tend to increase the conservative nature of the
destinations. Any shifting to blue of the new arrivals
would not be with the first generation, but contained
within the perceptions (and education) of subsequent
generations (because the Left seizes educational control).

The most damaging exodus then would be the retreat
by the Red from the hostile environment of the Blue
campuses of the nation's institutions of higher learning
instead of standing up to the intolerance, bigotry and
pronto-socialist ideologies (disguised as things like
climate change, CRT and gender fluidity [even MMT]).

 

[SgtSpiderMan]

I still find this a fascinating topic, I just heard Richard Fowler on The Five
repeat the same meme that was elucidated here earlier,
"those people migrating will turn red to blue."

Having grown up during the "White Flight" out of Kansas City,
I just don't see that as reality because those suburbs
remained stolidly conservative in the decades
following that 'escape from KC' and the
attendant race and poverty politics.

Why would true Blue be the faction moving when
they got what they advocated and agitated for?
What I've observed is the enmity (and this was
also expressed by President Obama) of those who
stayed towards those who left eroding their tax base.

I think that it is just as likely that this emigration would
only tend to increase the conservative nature of the
destinations. Any shifting to blue of the new arrivals
would not be with the first generation, but contained
within the perceptions (and education) of subsequent
generations (because the Left seizes educational control).

The most damaging exodus then would be the retreat
by the Red from the hostile environment of the Blue
campuses of the nation's institutions of higher learning
instead of standing up to the intolerance, bigotry and
pronto-socialist ideologies (disguised as things like
climate change, CRT and gender fluidity [even MMT]).

One needs only to look at Nevada to see this is reality.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ku...on-the-move-are-turning-nevada-blue?_amp=true

 

[Champakian]

One can cherry-pick anything and then try to submit the outlier as norm...


Nice try, but weak.

 

[SgtSpiderMan]

One can cherry-pick anything and then try to submit the outlier as norm...


Nice try, but weak.

Once again, someone introduces facts or logic to your thinking and you post pure irony.

 

[Champakian]

I'm sorry, again patiently, one Google-picked fact
does not comprise the universe of "facts;"
it's a small subset...