Opinion: Americans fled cities during the pandemic. They went to red states. – Washington Post

"The pandemic led many Americans to take stock of their lives and what they really valued. Many decided that living in a place with avowed progressive values was not worth the financial and personal costs that come with it. Those choices might portend a significant shift in national politics in the years to come."
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HeywoodJaBlome
4 years ago

Hopefully the refugees from democrap states that went to red states will change their voting habits and not turn their new home into a blue state, democrap hellhole.

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