Posted on 04/15/2021 7:32:57 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
Maryland is straddling the middle.
I would not mind living in NM one little bit, if it were not for all the lib politicians and goofy taxes. One of the few states that tax social security.
If we’re that far down on the list, why the hell won’t people stop moving here?
I guess this means I can use the Moniker “49er”.
I was born and still live in southern Indiana. I like it and wouldn’t live anywhere else. Just stay out of Indianapolis and you’ll be fine. I don’t know why Indiana rates so low, but I don’t care.
LOL!
I get it. I was sad to see TN in the middle area. People need to understand that Tennessee is a TERRIBLE state. They should not come to Tennessee. If Tennessee is along a route from Point A to Point B, they should drive around Tennessee. Don’t come here if your politics lean anywhere left of center right.
I live in Alabama and I approve of this survey. These types of Surveys keep the “undesirables” out of our State.
I hope that leftists never discover what beautiful beaches and other scenic beauty that Alabama is blessed with:)
How can Alabama be ranked last? Hasn’t anybody ever seen “My Cousin Vinny”?
I love “Home Town”. I’m a huge fan of older homes with beautiful Architecture.
Laurel is a beautiful town.
Yes, Laurel is known as The City Beautiful, it’s official motto. The azaleas this spring bloomed more profusely than in the past decade. It was a sight to behold.
The show has been very good for economic growth, but it’s attracting folks who vote wrong, complain of our conservative ways, and want to change it, like the messed up places they left.
I’m from Massachusetts, went to college in Vermont. Alabama is by far the best state I ever lived in.
2 years while in flight school at Ft. Rucker. Loved every second of it. I realize it may have been because of the time it was in my life. But still...cost of living, weather, things to do...it was great.
I also lived in North Carolina, Virginia, California, Kentucky,Ohio, and Massachusetts.
Alabama was the best
You couldn’t pay me enough to leave my red state.
I’m a Sooner born and Sooner bred and when I die I’ll be Sooner dead.
A more revealing survey would be to ask American’s to rate their opinions of the US federal government on a range of issues and track those impressions by State. Then we’d see a ranking of US states with the most moribund states (ie. NY, CA, PA & MI) near the top and the more freedom loving states near the bottom. This would clarify things greatly as a survey like that would tell us how bad life is in the states at the top of the list.
“The show has been very good for economic growth, but it’s attracting folks who vote wrong, complain of our conservative ways, and want to change it, like the messed up places they left.”
I was afraid of that. I have had bad feelings about more than one “transplant” couple who was featured on the show.
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