Red and Blue States of Recovery – Wall Street Journal

"The story that the media haven’t told is that states that have maintained longer and stricter business restrictions have been slower to recover. The unemployment rate in September was 12.6% in Nevada, 11% in California, 10.5% in Rhode Island, 10.2% in Illinois, and 9.7% in New York compared to 6.7% in Arizona, 6.4% in Georgia, 5.4% in Wisconsin and 5% in Utah."
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NoHope4Illinois
5 years ago

People will HAVE to leave to find employment.

anonymous
5 years ago

Seriously this isn’t news.
The blue states want to keep their citizens under lock and key.
They are showing what a communist/socialist/marxist state looks like. They want to have everyone under their thumb.
What might have once been wonderful states. The exodus is going on and watch it get worse the longer this goes on.

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