These are the best and worst American states to live in during the current crisis

lifesitenews.com ^ | January 26, 2021 | CLAIRE CHRETIEN

[ConservativeStLouisGuy]

This list is based on the availability of the Sacraments in the traditional rites, homeschooling laws, and coronavirus regulations.

As the Biden regime teases another national lockdown and Americans worry about their civil liberties and the basic right to peaceably assemble, the divide between blue and red states is becoming increasingly obvious. The following is a list of what I think are some of the best and worst states for pro-life Catholics and freedom-loving Americans, based on the availability of the Sacraments in the traditional rites, homeschooling laws, and coronavirus regulations.

These rankings are based on publicly available data and anecdotal information. This list should also not be taken as suggesting that these are the only good or easy places to live as a Catholic or pro-lifer; in addition to the need to evangelize rabidly secular places, many people are unable to relocate because of jobs or family. And of course, even in the darkest of places, there are still little pockets of light where families can carve out a safe community, live the faith, and educate their children. There are also likely some big positives to living in states not on this list.

Best: South Dakota, Florida, and Idaho

South Dakota

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has made a name for herself as a rising star in the GOP. She never shut down her state because of the coronavirus outbreak. There is no statewide “mask mandate” (although individual businesses and local jurisdictions, as is the case all around the country, try to force people to wear masks) and the economy is thriving.

[mewzilla]

There ought to be a warning sign greeting visitors to NYS: “Abandon all hope ye who enter here. “

[Albion Wilde]

There ought to be a warning sign greeting visitors to NYS: “Abandon all hope ye who enter here. “

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