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Blue State are confronting a huge array or problems due to their leadership.
First the wealth is fleeing.
nypost.com
When you see all the numbers for projections on government revenues, tax cuts, costs, etc. they use a ten year window.
At some point taxing the "rich" ends up being everyone who then end up leaving.
This has some big ramifications for the next census and redistricting. This might even more true given the illegal immigration enforcement that Trump us doing.
www.brennancenter.org
That's an 11+ seat swing and could be even more if the next census is not done under a pandemic with blue states cheating.
However even with all these losses, the blue state still have even more issues and honestly can't stop punching themselves in their own faces.
justthenews.com
California needs someone who wants to run at least one of the refineries that are being shut down. It seems like no one wants to invest and try to keep profitable an enterprise that the state declares it is going to regulate and legislate into oblivion.
Atlas isn't supposed to shrug.
Hey who needs people to do dirty work at all? We can just get the fuel from all those other places. The labor can be illegal. The energy can be illegal. We just make illegal into legal and ignore the fact we are the cause of the problems seems to be the thinking of Libtard politicians.
Finally we have this last bit of fun.
Yes the change is coming and the Dumb-ocrats don't get it at all. They just keep throwing up their hands wondering why the world doesn't work as they command. People move. Wealth flees. Businesses close. They just double down again and again.
First the wealth is fleeing.
The great Northeast exodus — how high taxes are driving away billions
New York and New Jersey lost $140B in income as residents flee high taxes and costs.
These New York and New Jersey refugees have mostly relocated to the new powerhouse states like Florida, Texas and Tennessee. These moving vans explains why the Southeast is now, for the first time ever, the economically dominant region in the country.
Even more problematic for New York and New Jersey is that the movers are taking a lot of personal income and purchasing power with them. From 2012 to 2022, New York has lost $111 billion in income while Jersey is down by more than $31 billion.
Because the income is lost forever — except for the rare cases when the exiles move back — these income losses accumulate year after year.
When you see all the numbers for projections on government revenues, tax cuts, costs, etc. they use a ten year window.
Why are so many people leaving the Northeast?
A myriad of reasons — crime, cost of living, better job opportunities, warmer weather and, yes, to save money on taxes.
New York, New Jersey and California are the three biggest losers in the interstate migration sweepstakes, and they just happen to be the states with the highest state-local income tax add-ons. The big winner states like Florida and Texas have no income tax at all.
At some point taxing the "rich" ends up being everyone who then end up leaving.
This has some big ramifications for the next census and redistricting. This might even more true given the illegal immigration enforcement that Trump us doing.
Big Changes Ahead for Voting Maps After Next Census
New population estimates from the Census Bureau suggest sharp gains and losses that could reshape the country’s politics after 2030.
eanwhile, California and New York, which have seen significant population outflows this decade, are projected to lose four and two districts respectively. For California, this would be only the second time in its history it has lost representation (the first was this decade when the Golden State lost one seat).
Based on current data, Illinois, Minnesota, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Wisconsin would all see one-seat decreases.
That's an 11+ seat swing and could be even more if the next census is not done under a pandemic with blue states cheating.
However even with all these losses, the blue state still have even more issues and honestly can't stop punching themselves in their own faces.
Facing fuel shortages, California seeks a buyer for a retiring refinery to increase production
With a second refinery closing and possibly more to follow, Newsom may be forced to consider the possibility that petroleum might not be as dispensable or easily replaceable as he thought.
California needs someone who wants to run at least one of the refineries that are being shut down. It seems like no one wants to invest and try to keep profitable an enterprise that the state declares it is going to regulate and legislate into oblivion.
Atlas isn't supposed to shrug.
In October, Phillips 66 announced it was closing down its Los Angeles-area refinery, which analysts say was the result of the state’s hostility toward its oil industry. Then in April, Valero announced it would cease operations at its San Francisco-area refinery in April 2026...........
There’s also the possibility that another refinery could shut down. Andy Walz, president of downstream, midstream and chemicals at Chevron, told a Fox affiliate in Los Angeles that the state’s regulators may want to be more cooperative with the oil industry.
“We’ve been in California for over 140 years. We are proud of what we’ve done, but I think it’s becoming quite acute. We will have decisions we will have to make going forward, and I am urging regulations and state politicians to really think carefully about how they try to maintain reliable suppliers like Chevron. We are in a bit of a tipping point,” he warned.
Hey who needs people to do dirty work at all? We can just get the fuel from all those other places. The labor can be illegal. The energy can be illegal. We just make illegal into legal and ignore the fact we are the cause of the problems seems to be the thinking of Libtard politicians.
Finally we have this last bit of fun.
Yes the change is coming and the Dumb-ocrats don't get it at all. They just keep throwing up their hands wondering why the world doesn't work as they command. People move. Wealth flees. Businesses close. They just double down again and again.