"Ranked: The Best And Worst State Economies"

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https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018...ohedge.com&utm_term=68814&utm_content=2225590

Interesting how the vast majority of those States with better economies are colored blue, and those in the bottom half red, which coincidently almost works out to be the exact same States politically labeled blue and red, do you think there might be a connection?

 

[cawacko]

With such great economies in the blue states why are the fastest growing cities in many of the red states? Why within the U.S. do we have outbound migration in California? Seems more Americans would want to come here than leave. The great blue state of Illinois is losing population. The NE with its great economy is staying flat population wise. Rather counter intuitive isn't it?

 

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With such great economies in the blue states why are the fastest growing cities in many of the red states? Why within the U.S. do we have outbound migration in California? Seems more Americans would want to come here than leave. The great blue state of Illinois is losing population. The NE with its great economy is staying flat population wise. Rather counter intuitive isn't it?

And those cities are turning those States economies and politics blue. California, as with parts of the NE, are losing population cause they were too big, but as with the other blue States, the State economies are still better than most.

Illionis is one State, there's a whole lot more Red States that fit the pattern, never authored all States. I know little of the State demographics, bit it does neighbor a lot of red States, which could explain some of the disparity

 

[Granule]

With such great economies in the blue states why are the fastest growing cities in many of the red states? Why within the U.S. do we have outbound migration in California? Seems more Americans would want to come here than leave. The great blue state of Illinois is losing population. The NE with its great economy is staying flat population wise. Rather counter intuitive isn't it?

Even the blue states understand the need for business; it's why they've hung around for as long as they have.

But in the end, Leftism will overrun those states and they will drown in their own Utopia/Caliphate.

 

[katzgar]

With such great economies in the blue states why are the fastest growing cities in many of the red states? Why within the U.S. do we have outbound migration in California? Seems more Americans would want to come here than leave. The great blue state of Illinois is losing population. The NE with its great economy is staying flat population wise. Rather counter intuitive isn't it?

thia has been explained to you before but you are too stupid to get it. California is overall gaining population, the people leaving are the poor and going to texas. All areas are gaining population including the NE....will you quit being so damn stupid. https://www.census.gov/popclock/data_tables.php?component=growth

 

[cawacko]

thia has been explained to you before but you are too stupid to get it. California is overall gaining population, the people leaving are the poor and going to texas. All areas are gaining population including the NE....will you quit being so damn stupid. https://www.census.gov/popclock/data_tables.php?component=growth

Was there ever a particular point in time when it hit you "when I grow up I want to be an internet troll"? Go take some lessons from topspin.

Read what I wrote. More people are leaving California than coming to California from within the U.S. California's overall population is growing because of births and immigration from outside the U.S. but that's not what I was referencing.

 

[evince]

With such great economies in the blue states why are the fastest growing cities in many of the red states? Why within the U.S. do we have outbound migration in California? Seems more Americans would want to come here than leave. The great blue state of Illinois is losing population. The NE with its great economy is staying flat population wise. Rather counter intuitive isn't it?

question one: cheap land

question two: expensive land


red is cheap

Blue is full

I wonder why

 

[katzgar]

And those cities are turning those States economies and politics blue. California, as with parts of the NE, are losing population cause they were too big, but as with the other blue States, the State economies are still better than most.

Illionis is one State, there's a whole lot more Red States that fit the pattern, never authored all States. I know little of the State demographics, bit it does neighbor a lot of red States, which could explain some of the disparity

neither Cali nor the NE are losing population. Cali is losing its poor to texas but overall is gaining pop. https://www.census.gov/popclock/data_tables.php?component=growth never ever buy into a right wingers lies.

 

[evince]

thia has been explained to you before but you are too stupid to get it. California is overall gaining population, the people leaving are the poor and going to texas. All areas are gaining population including the NE....will you quit being so damn stupid. https://www.census.gov/popclock/data_tables.php?component=growth

bots dont learn

 

[evince]

Was there ever a particular point in time when it hit you "when I grow up I want to be an internet troll"? Go take some lessons from topspin.

Read what I wrote. More people are leaving California than coming to California from within the U.S. California's overall population is growing because of births and immigration from outside the U.S. but that's not what I was referencing.

fucking lying asshole


when did you decide to be a lying asshole for life

 

[cawacko]

It's shocking, NOT, that Desh says she lives in California but has no clue that counting migration within the U.S. California has more people leaving than coming. That's just a fact.

 

[SmarterthanYou]

the ranking is so screwed, it's obvious it's done with bias. how does a state with a economic health ranking of the lower half of the nation rate a 2 in economic health?

bullshit article

 

[katzgar]

It's shocking, NOT, that Desh says she lives in California but has no clue that counting migration within the U.S. California has more people leaving than coming. That's just a fact.

like I said the poor are moving to texas.

 

[katzgar]

Even the blue states understand the need for business; it's why they've hung around for as long as they have.

But in the end, Leftism will overrun those states and they will drown in their own Utopia/Caliphate.

trump states are shithole states...enjoy

 

[Granule]

trump states are shithole states...enjoy

America will prevail, sad sac.

Go put your turban on and watch your beheading videos.

 

[cawacko]

And those cities are turning those States economies and politics blue. California, as with parts of the NE, are losing population cause they were too big, but as with the other blue States, the State economies are still better than most.

Illionis is one State, there's a whole lot more Red States that fit the pattern, never authored all States. I know little of the State demographics, bit it does neighbor a lot of red States, which could explain some of the disparity

North Carolina is purple but it's still relatively red. Same with Florida. Same with Georgia. Texas is still red. Charlotte, Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Austin. Those are among the fastest growing cities.

 

[Granule]

like I said the poor are moving to texas.

To make room for your illegal friends.

 

[archives]

Even the blue states understand the need for business; it's why they've hung around for as long as they have.

But in the end, Leftism will overrun those states and they will drown in their own Utopia/Caliphate.

"Leftism will overrun those states?"

Point being they are, and have always been, States run by "leftism," and they are sure doing a whole lot better than those States run by "rightism"

 

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the ranking is so screwed, it's obvious it's done with bias. how does a state with a economic health ranking of the lower half of the nation rate a 2 in economic health?

bullshit article

If such is the case, show specifically what State you are referring to that negates the entire study

 

[CFM]

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018...ohedge.com&utm_term=68814&utm_content=2225590

Interesting how the vast majority of those States with better economies are colored blue, and those in the bottom half red, which coincidently almost works out to be the exact same States politically labeled blue and red, do you think there might be a connection?

Interesting how you use an unreliable source.