With 2016 now a distant memory for most of us, we take a look back with United Van Lines at the migratory patterns of Americans over the course of the year. After a quick review of the data, a few interesting themes emerge:
1. People continue to flee the indebted, pension ponzi burdened liberal states of New England and the Midwest with New Jersey, Illinois, New York and Connecticut all ranking at the very top of the most ditched states of 2016.
2. Obama's obliteration of the coal industry has pushed people out of Kentucky, West Virginia and Ohio, none of which appeared on the list of most-ditched states back in 2008 and 2009 before Obama took office.
3. Finally, the natural migratory pattern of New England's liberal elitists seems to be toward cheaper and lower taxed states in the Southeast and Western portions of the country...go figure.
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4 comments:
The problem is when they move they take there liberal attitudes and ideas with them and bring the states they move to down with them.
So correct 1:13
Happens every time
Anonymous said...
So correct 1:13
Happens every time
January 10, 2017 at 4:14 PM
Exactly. A perfect example is that idiot Libtard that moved to Wicomico County and are now bitching about chicken houses after moving next door to them.
Most of the people leaving the high tax liberal states are wealthier more conservative people seeking to pay less in taxes. The people that move south to MD are just plain stupid or liberals w no money.
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