High-tax, high-cost blue states are continuing to lose residents to lower-cost rivals, and the trend raises a larger question about governance. The conservative critique is straightforward: when taxes, housing rules, and public mismanagement make middle-class life unaffordable, families eventually vote with their feet.
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