This could be said about almost every blue state, Colorado followed this EXACT trend.
It’s not “strange” it’s the natural conclusion of leftwing policy. There’s a reason why Red states are bastions of progress, educational achievement, and are growing.
Oregon just seems to be doing terribly. Horrible K-12 education performance, Portland is losing jobs, economic growth statewide is below average (in contrast to neighboring WA and CA).
A bit strange, because it was kind of booming from 2013-2021.
In 2019, there were about 150,000 people working in autism therapy.
Six years later, there were 654,000—more than the number of people who work in mining and logging, or telecommunications, or at the US Postal Service.
Colleges refuse to hire their own students.
Corporations refuse to hire American graduates.
American universities used to be a ticket to the middle class. The institutions destroyed themselves.
This is blue state governance.
Corrupt, incompetent, and nothing reflecting a developed nation.
Red states can get it done in a day, blue states choose not to
Blue states are literally going bankrupt through their disastrous policies like handing out drugs to the homeless and endless free healthcare to illegal immigrants.
Their pensions like their roads, are collapsing under the weight of their failed governance.
Red states are gaining the most productive taxpayers each year.
The weird part is the response of Blue states to losing their most productive citizens.
They are not cutting taxes to retain their best taxpayers, they are INCREASING taxes even more.
Credit: @charliesmirkley
"Wyoming is only the 16th most conservative state in the Union - trailing Kansas, North Carolina, New Hampshire, Missouri, and Georgia.
As we are entering this campaign season, the SLI Report should be on the tip of everyone’s tongue."
Jonathan Lange writes in the Cowboy StateDaily how Wyoming needs to resist the Shadow Government!
Last cycle, patriots in the legislature tried to retake their state from these harmful organizations.
The Shadow Government is real, and it's time to fight back against it. It's time for Red states to LEAD and not take marching orders from harmful NGOs.
The only solution these people have is more and more taxes.
They will never hold the NGOs accountable, they will never hold the healthcare fraud schemes accountable.
They just want to rip everything they can from the American taxpayer and loot America for every cent.
MI Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed: "Do we really think that excess money to billionaires makes jobs?... If we think that billionaires make jobs with their money, I think we are going to continue to find ourselves in an economy where it's hard to make that first $100,000 and way easier to make that next billion."
I'm a Millennial and I've spent my entire life watching the country reshape economic policy on the basis of the specific economic interests of the Boomers at the expense of literally everyone else (to the tune of many trillions).
Maybe we shouldn't do that anymore.
Globalist neoliberals constrained America behind miles of red tape making it impossible to compete with the world.
Then they facilitated mass offshoring under the guise of the "free market". It has been a disaster...
Public sector employees shouldn't be allowed to unionize in the first place.
But don't think this is a blue state exclusive issue, Florida public sector unions have been doing the same.
State worker unions threatening lawsuit under California Environmental Quality Act over the governor's return-to-office mandate: “Putting 90,000 people on the road and pumping that much carbon into the air has an environmental impact."
https://t.co/y5m509eVAX
🚨Report: Activists in Oregon have gathered enough signatures to place Initiative Petition 28 on the November ballot.
If approved by voters, the measure would ban hunting, fishing, and several other animal-harvesting practices.
This is important in LA, too.
Neither Bass nor Nithya are communists. Both are basically normie Dems who swung too far left (for my liking, anyway) during the '20-'24 period when so many other people did, too.
Throwing around "communist" just makes us sound crazy to the kind of middle-of-the-road, sensible voters moderates are trying to persuade.
While Americans are moving to more free Red states it's not time to celebrate just yet.
Some of the states with the lowest retention rates are also run by Republicans. This can be fixed!
Visual Capitalist’s 2025 map shows Nebraska experienced net out‑migration of about 13.3 people per 10,000 residents in 2025. If that trend continues, it will erode our tax base and make funding even basic services much harder.
That risk is compounded by Nebraska’s high property‑tax burden, which raises housing costs and makes the state less competitive when companies weigh overall operating costs and site‑selection choices. We are already losing opportunities to states with more stable, favorable tax climates.
The time for serious conversation about property‑tax relief is over — it’s time for action. We need pro‑growth policies to stop the bleeding and begin bringing people and quality jobs back to Nebraska.
Our time is running out. The Nebraska Legislature must stop seeking ways to increase taxes and start finding ways to give our state an advantage with potential new businesses.