Valin Posted January 11, 2020 Share Posted January 11, 2020 The Hill Merrill Matthews, Opinion Contributor 01/10/20 Nine years ago I published a piece that asserted, “Voters around the country are concluding it’s better to be red than dead” — applying almost the exact opposite meaning to an old phrase referring to communism. New Census Bureau figures appear to confirm my prediction — mostly. My point was that many voters were, and are, increasingly fed up with the high-tax, heavy-regulation and increasingly social wokeness model that has come to characterize most blue states — i.e., those dominated by liberal politicians and policies. I argued that voters wanting to live in a business-friendly, fiscally responsible state that minimizes its tax burden would either vote out the liberals destroying their state’s economy or flee to a red state. The latest Census Bureau report highlights the red-state shift. According to Election Data Service’s analysis of the Census Bureau report, “population projections point to a ten [congressional] seat change over 17 states across the nation by year 2020.” Seven states are projected to gain one or more congressional seats after the 2020 election; 10 states are projected lose one seat. (Snip) ____________________________________________________________________ Obvious Question alert! Will they continue to vote the same way they did in Blue States? Or will they have actually Learned something? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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