[Crooked Constituent]

Why are people leaving the District of Columbia?

[GSlob]

As long as they have Harvard and MIT, with the Boston hospital complex - they should not be lacking for high hech companies.

[Lancey Howard]

Odd. You would think that a socialist Democrat welfare state like Massachusetts would attract parasites like a magnet.

[Smartaleck]

Kennedy, Kerry, Barney Frank........how many incentives d they need?

[CzarNicky]

Ohio's set to lose two so they shouldn't complain. And we have a slight increase in pop.

[Grampa Dave]

Below is my reply to another thread re this good news.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1545978/posts?page=38#38

To: Paleo Conservative; little jeremiah; Ernest_at_the_Beach; Liz; BOBTHENAILER; Southack

Fudge packers don't produce children, and liberal abortionists slaughter liberal infants in their mother's wombs. These two legs of the left wing platform, the worship of the gay life style and religion of abortion will continue to decrease the population of the Blue Cities.

Intelligent people with morality have left and will leave the Bostons and Gay Friscos across the nation. This will be the road map for most Blue Cities in the next 10 to 20 years.

This will leave the elite limo Rat rulers of these Blue Cities with less political and economical power. Their welfare voters will become less educated and totally incapable of helping themselves and be fewer in numbers. The criminal gangs will control the city streets and the welfare voters.

The large fishwraps of these Blue Cities are seeing and will see massive drops in circulation rates and paid subscription rates. This will negatively impact their ad $'s and stock values. They will continue to drive Republicans away with with their daily hatred of GW, Republicans, morality, Christians and real Jews. Most big city fishwraps will close their doors during this decade, and be replaced by a national DNC fishwrap like the USA Today with some regional news and the continued hatred of the right.

The loss of good people in Boston, Detroit, Gay Frisco and other Blue cities is just the tip of the putrid Ice Berg these human cess pools have become.



38 posted on 12/23/2005 7:28:32 AM PST by Grampa Dave (Link to Great TV ad re rat traitors and their words re Iraq: http://www.gop.com/Media/120905.wmv)

[Nextrush]

The decent people are pulling out and the gays won't be making babies the traditional way after they get "married."

[McGavin999]

As families leave, so do their children. Sum calls it ''losing our future."

You'd think this might give them a clue. Wait, it's MA, they won't get it.

[Tzimisce]

Guess they'll have to pass some laws requiring people to stay....

[Tzimisce]

Or maybe they could raise taxes again. Tax hikes solve everything, right?

[Straight Vermonter]

Table 1: Annual Estimates of the Population for the United States and States, and for Puerto Rico: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2005
	Population estimates						April 1, 2000
Geographic Area	July 1, 2005	July 1, 2004	July 1, 2003	July 1, 2002	July 1, 2001	July 1, 2000	Estimates base	Census
United States	296,410,404	293,656,842	290,850,005	287,984,799	285,107,923	282,193,477	281,424,602	281,421,906
.Alabama	4,557,808	4,525,375	4,501,862	4,480,139	4,467,461	4,452,339	4,447,351	4,447,100
.Alaska	663,661	657,755	648,510	640,699	632,249	627,500	626,931	626,932
.Arizona	5,939,292	5,739,879	5,577,784	5,438,159	5,295,929	5,165,993	5,130,632	5,130,632
.Arkansas	2,779,154	2,750,000	2,726,166	2,706,606	2,691,581	2,678,511	2,673,398	2,673,400
.California	36,132,147	35,842,038	35,456,602	34,988,088	34,526,660	34,002,756	33,871,653	33,871,648
.Colorado	4,665,177	4,601,821	4,548,071	4,498,407	4,427,016	4,326,926	4,302,015	4,301,261
.Connecticut	3,510,297	3,498,966	3,485,881	3,458,382	3,432,463	3,412,263	3,405,602	3,405,565
.Delaware	843,524	830,069	817,827	805,767	795,417	786,441	783,600	783,600
.District of Columbia	550,521	554,239	557,846	564,624	569,321	571,044	572,059	572,059
.Florida	17,789,864	17,385,430	16,993,369	16,677,860	16,350,565	16,048,887	15,982,824	15,982,378
.Georgia	9,072,576	8,918,129	8,746,849	8,581,731	8,415,600	8,230,155	8,186,816	8,186,453
.Hawaii	1,275,194	1,262,124	1,248,200	1,234,401	1,221,855	1,212,125	1,211,537	1,211,537
.Idaho	1,429,096	1,395,140	1,368,111	1,343,973	1,321,162	1,299,680	1,293,956	1,293,953
.Illinois	12,763,371	12,712,016	12,649,940	12,586,839	12,518,506	12,439,738	12,419,647	12,419,293
.Indiana	6,271,973	6,226,537	6,196,269	6,154,739	6,125,677	6,091,955	6,080,517	6,080,485
.Iowa	2,966,334	2,952,904	2,941,362	2,934,340	2,931,272	2,928,460	2,926,382	2,926,324
.Kansas	2,744,687	2,733,697	2,724,224	2,712,454	2,700,879	2,692,671	2,688,824	2,688,418
.Kentucky	4,173,405	4,141,835	4,116,780	4,088,510	4,066,908	4,049,005	4,042,285	4,041,769
.Louisiana	4,523,628	4,506,685	4,490,380	4,475,003	4,465,258	4,469,495	4,468,958	4,468,976
.Maine	1,321,505	1,314,985	1,308,245	1,296,978	1,286,350	1,277,397	1,274,923	1,274,923
.Maryland	5,600,388	5,561,332	5,512,477	5,442,268	5,379,591	5,311,543	5,296,506	5,296,486
.Massachusetts	6,398,743	6,407,382	6,417,565	6,411,568	6,394,750	6,362,132	6,349,105	6,349,097
.Michigan	10,120,860	10,104,206	10,078,146	10,039,379	10,002,663	9,956,111	9,938,480	9,938,444
.Minnesota	5,132,799	5,096,546	5,061,662	5,023,526	4,984,621	4,933,756	4,919,492	4,919,479
.Mississippi	2,921,088	2,900,768	2,880,793	2,866,349	2,857,577	2,848,753	2,844,656	2,844,658
.Missouri	5,800,310	5,759,532	5,718,717	5,681,045	5,643,326	5,606,265	5,596,683	5,595,211
.Montana	935,670	926,920	917,885	910,395	906,098	903,510	902,195	902,195
.Nebraska	1,758,787	1,747,704	1,738,013	1,726,753	1,718,965	1,713,261	1,711,265	1,711,263
.Nevada	2,414,807	2,332,898	2,241,700	2,167,867	2,094,827	2,018,214	1,998,257	1,998,257
.New Hampshire	1,309,940	1,299,169	1,287,594	1,274,666	1,258,546	1,240,554	1,235,786	1,235,786
.New Jersey	8,717,925	8,685,166	8,640,028	8,576,089	8,504,864	8,433,704	8,414,347	8,414,350
.New Mexico	1,928,384	1,903,006	1,879,252	1,855,400	1,832,608	1,821,526	1,819,046	1,819,046
.New York	19,254,630	19,280,727	19,228,031	19,164,755	19,091,210	18,998,889	18,976,821	18,976,457
.North Carolina	8,683,242	8,540,468	8,422,375	8,312,755	8,198,279	8,078,429	8,046,491	8,049,313
.North Dakota	636,677	636,308	633,051	633,571	636,239	641,153	642,204	642,200
.Ohio	11,464,042	11,450,143	11,431,748	11,404,651	11,384,992	11,363,809	11,353,145	11,353,140
.Oklahoma	3,547,884	3,523,546	3,504,917	3,487,076	3,465,778	3,454,321	3,450,652	3,450,654
.Oregon	3,641,056	3,591,363	3,562,681	3,522,342	3,473,484	3,431,070	3,421,436	3,421,399
.Pennsylvania	12,429,616	12,394,471	12,364,930	12,324,415	12,296,063	12,286,314	12,281,054	12,281,054
.Rhode Island	1,076,189	1,079,916	1,075,729	1,068,550	1,058,365	1,050,742	1,048,319	1,048,319
.South Carolina	4,255,083	4,197,892	4,146,753	4,102,568	4,059,615	4,023,560	4,011,816	4,012,012
.South Dakota	775,933	770,621	764,599	760,368	758,068	755,741	754,840	754,844
.Tennessee	5,962,959	5,893,298	5,841,585	5,790,312	5,746,831	5,703,052	5,689,262	5,689,283
.Texas	22,859,968	22,471,549	22,099,136	21,722,394	21,333,606	20,949,354	20,851,792	20,851,820
.Utah	2,469,585	2,420,708	2,378,696	2,336,673	2,287,736	2,243,136	2,233,198	2,233,169
.Vermont	623,050	621,233	619,092	616,274	612,824	609,937	608,827	608,827
.Virginia	7,567,465	7,481,332	7,383,387	7,286,061	7,191,941	7,104,078	7,079,030	7,078,515
.Washington	6,287,759	6,207,046	6,131,131	6,066,319	5,992,412	5,911,212	5,894,140	5,894,121
.West Virginia	1,816,856	1,812,548	1,810,347	1,804,529	1,801,438	1,807,442	1,808,350	1,808,344
.Wisconsin	5,536,201	5,503,533	5,471,792	5,439,137	5,404,432	5,374,429	5,363,715	5,363,675
.Wyoming	509,294	505,887	501,915	499,045	494,045	494,139	493,782	493,782
Puerto Rico	3,912,054	3,895,107	3,877,881	3,859,606	3,839,190	3,815,909	3,808,603	3,808,610
Note: The April 1, 2000 Population Estimates base reflects changes to the Census 2000 population from the Count Question Resolution program and geographic program revisions. Dash (-) represents zero or rounds to zero. (X) Not applicable
Suggested Citation:
Table 1: Annual Estimates of the Population for the United States and States, and for Puerto Rico: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2005 (NST-EST2005-01)
Source: Population Division, U.S. Census Bureau
Release Date: December 22, 2005

[noblejones]

Over on DU they are saying the loss of population is due to alien abduction and "hits" by Karl Rove.

God bless America; both of them.