Interesting. I pay that no mind, but YMMV. It's interesting you remember something like that yet ask questions repeatedly that have already been answered; strange things to remember and forget. So where's the chart?
The reason I ask the same question over and over again is because although you say they have been answered, you are mistaken, another poster would claim that you lied but I am not doing that, just calling it a mistake. Don't see any answer to my post challenging those GDP and Employment numbers, wonder why?
There seems to be a comprehension problem in that Covid response is more than just Covid cases, it is also how those lockdowns impacted economic activity as well. Florida opened up quicker than California and NY putting people back to work so when California and NY had over 6% unemployment, Florida's was 4.5%.
More bad news from Blue states and although reported by Fox the information comes from Wall Street Journal and Brookings institute. Listen to the video where your state is mentioned, for every 1 person moving to NJ 3 people are moving out, why?
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It appears you have the people moving to those states to thank for that; make sure to send them your thanks. As for people leaving, we've covered that numerous times yet here you are asking the same question over and over again.More bad news from Blue states and although reported by Fox the information comes from Wall Street Journal and Brookings institute. Listen to the video where your state is mentioned, for every 1 person moving to NJ 3 people are moving out, why?
Republican-led states are winning in economic recovery from COVID: report
Republican-leaning states are so far emerging from the post-COVID economic recovery faring better than states run by Democrats, according to a report.
I remain interested in why you support the Democrat ideology and ignore the results in your own state? As for bringing their ideology to Red states, let's see if the cost of living resonatesIt appears you have the people moving to those states to thank for that; make sure to send them your thanks. As for people leaving, we've covered that numerous times yet here you are asking the same question over and over again.
I am curious to see what this will do for elections, since most of the transplants take their political leans with them, and since they're mainly moving to other blue cities, it could very well end up like other cities in red states; Raleigh, Austin, and Atlanta come to mind. My view on this has never been against people spreading out; it's actually quite the opposite.
It does, but what doesn't change are people's broader political views. If someone from NJ moves to Florida, they don't suddenly say "Hey, now I'm gonna vote GOP!"; it's why some states have become more purple.
California, New York handled COVID-19 lockdowns the worst, Florida among the best, a new study shows
A new study has graded states by how well they handled the coronavirus pandemic, showing that conservative states outperformed their liberal counterparts.www.foxnews.com
The 2020 election was all about Covid response and the blame game against Trump. Now with the reports out and Biden in the WH, the 2020 response is totally ignored as are the results. As always civics challenged individuals seek to blame the President for Covid response when the reality is that isn't the role of the President. The President did his job, getting a vaccine approved in record time but the left will continue to promote that blame game. this OP again is about the failures of liberal leadership all over the country micromanaging personal responsibility issues and failing.
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Yes we know, you want your full state and local taxes fully deducted from your federal return. People living in Florida have more spendable income than you have and unless they believe your rhetoric they will never vote for liberal economics
I've covered those reasons extensively, as I have explained numerous times that you confuse my challenging bad arguments being something very different than defending any one ideology. That you can only think of discussions in those terms is your failing, not mine.
It does, but what doesn't change are people's broader political views. If someone from NJ moves to Florida, they don't suddenly say "Hey, now I'm gonna vote GOP!"; it's why some states have become more purple.
the right keeps saying he " DOUBLED THE DEBT " and that is NOT a mistake it is a LIE
no it is a LIE
Some might, some might not. What an absurdly broad generalization to make. You're on the FAIL rail today it seems.
Do you even know what spendable income is? It is your salary minus your taxes minus your withholding. Florida has lower taxes than you therefore someone making the same amount as you has more take home pay
More reading comprehension failings.
Some might, some might not. What an absurdly broad generalization to make. You're on the FAIL rail today it seems.
