States led by democratic governors feel the ‘Blue State Blues’, while the red states enjoy a greater degree of freedom, joy and prosperity, Laura Ingraham told viewers on Thursday.
The Ingraham Angle host recalled that the Government of Texas, Greg Abbott, the Government of South Dakota, Kristi Noem, and the Government of Florida, Ron DeSantis, were ridiculed by the media for being so open to the economies of their states. possibly held, while the Government of New York, Andrew Cuomo, and other Democrats received great praise.
“But these brave conservatives did not wither or hide hysteria,” Ingraham said. “They stood for common sense … Of course, it seems that everyone was right.”
Statistics show that three of the four states with the highest COVID death rates per 100,000 population are democratically New Jersey, New York and Rhode Island. In contrast, Ingraham said: “The pandemic is virtually over in South Dakota. There is no herd immunity, but it seems no closure was needed.”
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“Obviously, closures have meant huge job losses and great suffering across the country. While the national unemployment rate stands at about 6.7%, the situation is in California and New York. [is] much worse, “she continued.” Instead of common sense reopening schools and churches, restaurants, small businesses, [California Governor [Gavin] Newsom and liberal mayors and school board have inflicted unnecessary pain on California’s economy, school children and religious communities. And they still have one of the worst COVID business records in the country. ‘
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Ingraham asks her audience whether they prefer to live in Texas or the weakening of New York under Mayor Bill de Blasio and Cuomo’s termination orders.
“If you like a state that the governor focuses on attracting entrepreneurs, not families, you should go to the Lone Star State …” she said. “For anyone interested in staying free and having a decent quality of life, the choice is easy.”