Why Are People Leaving Blue States?

In recent times, some blue state governors have been very vocal about their opposition to certain policies, even forming groups to resist them. California, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, and Massachusetts have been at the forefront of this movement. But there's a catch. People are leaving these states in large numbers, with over 13 million departures in the last 30 years. Where are they going? Red states like Florida, Texas, and others. Why? Well, some blame expensive housing, high taxes, and crime rates. Others point to policies like those endorsed by Trump. It's not just about money either. People with higher incomes seem to be leaving these blue states more than others. So, what's the solution? Perhaps these governors should look at what's making the red states so attractive. Lower taxes, better job opportunities, and safer neighborhoods could be a start. Otherwise, their states might face bigger problems than political disagreements.