Moving from red to blue was a shock. Did you know blue states will actually attempt to improve citizens lives?

I moved from blue to purple, then red, then redder. It's been an adventure.

the people moving to red are usually republicans, not many of them are wealthy, they moved based on vibes, and covid.

Preach brother. Had no idea, just wanted to move. Now I'm counting the days to get out of here. More money, better public services, cleaner, and COL isn't much of an argument at this point. Although it wasn't a big deal anyway. Rent caught up quick and the only perk is a front yard and backyard I don't use except to walk the dog. Aside from that, it's clear how far a few more dollars for state taxes go. Good learning experience. Loved the people, but no thanks to climate. Political and physical.

I moved from very blue to just kinda blue.

Independent of left and right, a higher population density naturally results in increased support for public services, which the right has decided to firmly establish themselves as being against.

Plus there's the added benefit of prejudice and racism decreasing in a more diverse community. (at least on a personal level)

She doesn't specifically mention conservatives moving. Her argument seemed to be that everyone will flee the socialist hellscape.

My dad moved from California to Columbia, Missouri about a decade ago. No complaints other than the weather, but his district is posh and next to the campus.

You get a lot of retirees who want to move South. Maybe they have family there, or maybe they just want nicer weather.

also I'm pretty sure smaller stuff that's not for the us president is not counted just purely per vote but more on winning districts so just having more conservatives collected in one area would only mean that a presumably an already very red area gets redder without doing anything more

They want to fuck Venezuela but don't have the emotional maturity to ask them out on a date.

More than just talking, they're openly murdering them regularly

I lost the most seats, making me the winner!

People are very stupid like that. There's almost always a midterms pendulum swing in the opposite direction of the ruling party in this country. It's damn near impossible for people's opinions to more permanently shift on political parties. I think the last time this happened was with the passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. That pretty much cemented racist's support for the Republican party in this country ever since.

If you live in America, you know that guy who says shit like, "I'm not racist, but...", then the guy who thinks women are inferior, then the guy who is all out racist, then the Christian guy who's told America's Religion is at stake, then the guy who owns stocks and sees Republicans as his route to eternal wealth, and then ratio that into each American's collective of acquaintances. Then of all the other people left, only 40% of them bother to vote. Harris could have won probably if more registered Dems bothered to vote. But we all look at the bigots and groupthink takes over, as no way those assholes could win anything.

The most watched "news" station in the US is Fox News. And the other stations aren't much better. The population is no longer really informed.

Someone contact Records Department. Fetus is an unperson.