A ‘monster’ quarter: Report shows historic migration to Southeastern Wisconsin – Lake Geneva Regional News

N1915 Beach Rd., town of Linn “The effects of Covid-19 and social unrest in the city of Chicago were the primary drivers of this activity, as residents leave the city for the suburbs and the exurbs,” the report states. In Southeastern Wisconsin, communities boomed during what Keefe called “a historic moment” in its report.
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PlanningAnExit
5 years ago

No different than Californians leaving for Texas… Liberalism is a disease with no foundation – the minute there is an issue, they eat their own… Witness the riots…

Such hypocrisy and cognitive dissonance is positively crazy.

Ex Illini
5 years ago

I liked the Lake Geneva area enough to consider moving there, until I realized it is one of Jelly Bean’s favorite places. No thanks.

NoHope4Illinois
5 years ago

Chicagoans spreading their Leftism like a cancer?

Bob
5 years ago

Kenosha, Racine, Milwaukee are just about as shitty as Chicago now. Same with Madison.

Mike
5 years ago

I’ll always remember condescending Democrats saying if you don’t like it, move.

They thought the party would last forever.

Their logic was nowhere nearby compares to Chicago.

Lana
5 years ago

It’s not Covid, it’s crime, corruption and Taxes.

deez nuts
5 years ago
Reply to  Lana

Democrats ruin everything. period.

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