If the gop win the midterms

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by scottw

good grief,,,,,

there’s no white collar jobs in charlotte NC. None.
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[scottw]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

there’s no white collar jobs in charlotte NC. None.
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the condescension is amazing...

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by scottw

the condescension is amazing...

Equal parts condescension and denial.

[PaulS]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

Equal parts condescension and denial.

Yet you deny that the quality of life is better in the blue states/counties than the red states.

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by PaulS

Yet you deny that the quality of life is better in the blue states/counties than the red states.

I asked you what i get in CT from the state,,which I wouldn’t get in NH or NC. Seems like a very obvious question. Did you answer?

Quality of life might be better in blue states, i don’t deny that, but only if you have the money to pay the exorbitant price tag. The question is, is the improvement in quality of life in blue states, worth the cost of living in blue states? A huge number of americans believe the answer is no, and they are moving as a result.
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[PaulS]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

I asked you what i get in CT from the state,,which I wouldn’t get in NH or NC. Seems like a very obvious question. Did you answer?Didn't see you ask that question.

Quality of life might be better in blue states, i don’t deny that, but only if you have the money to pay the exorbitant price tag. The question is, is the improvement in quality of life in blue states, worth the cost of living in blue states? A huge number of americans believe the answer is no, and they are moving as a result.
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For the average person living in Ct they are better off bc of more services. Some (you but not everyone is an actuary) it might not be. You can move to the "best" city (prob. liberal or close to a major liberal city) in a red state and pay to live in a town whose taxes are higher and has better schools. Salaries for many are higher in Ct bc of higher cost of living and I think the aver. higher sal. out weights the aver. higher tax burden.

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by PaulS

For the average person living in Ct they are better off bc of more services. Some (you but not everyone is an actuary) it might not be. You can move to the "best" city (prob. liberal or close to a major liberal city) in a red state and pay to live in a town whose taxes are higher and has better schools. Salaries for many are higher in Ct bc of higher cost of living and I think the aver. higher sal. out weights the aver. higher tax burden.

what services, specifically, would
an average person need and get in CT, that they wouldn’t get in NH?
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[PaulS]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

there’s no white collar jobs in charlotte NC. None.
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of course there is. It is a blue city so its economy drives that whole NC region.