Wednesday, June 9, 2021

Need Another Reason to Leave California and New York?

Editor's note: Compare Governor DeSantis in Florida to Governor Newsom in California. The big disparity is mostly because Newsom is connected to big tech in Silicon Valley driving much of the Covid operation there including mask wearing, social distancing, destroying businesses and lockdowns.


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Source: Epoch Times

People Fleeing Collapsing Economies of Blue States Advise Those Who Remain: 'Start Making Better Decisions on Who You Vote For'
People wait in line at the Lakes Regional Library in Fort Myers, Fla., on Dec. 30, 2020. (Octavio Jones/Getty Images) 

BY PATRICIA TOLSON | June 9, 2021 

Florida was the No. 1 relocation destination for Americans in 2020, according to Move.org. New York and California took first and second place in the contest for which states had the most people choosing to leave. 

Justin Pearson is a 27-year-old truck loader for a Target distribution center. A resident of Hemet, California, for 22 years, Pearson moved to the town of Riverside for another three years until the dramatic change in policies and rising cost of living made it impossible for him to live on his own. There also was no way he could afford to buy his own home, he said. In order to survive at all, he fled to Lake City, Florida.

While the national average in property taxes is 1.07 percent, Floridians pay only 0.83 percent, and Californians pay even less—0.73 percent. But Pearson said the cost of everything else in California erased the benefit of lower property taxes. Additionally, Florida is one of only nine states in the country that has no state income or wage taxes.

"With the COVID restrictions, a lot of businesses closed," Pearson told The Epoch Times. "In turn, that caused an increase in homelessness. Then the governor enacted the zero-dollar bail policy and an early prison-release program, which caused the crime rate to skyrocket. Gas taxes were added. The cost of living was so high you could not get by if you were single. You literally had to have two or three incomes in order to make it."

A specific motivator in Pearson's decision to choose Florida was his "deep respect" for Gov. Ron DeSantis because of his moves to ban Critical Race Theory, to enact an anti-riot bill, and his unapologetic position of "backing the blue." Pearson also admires the widely criticized decision by DeSantis to lift all COVID restrictions, which he believes are killing California.

Failed Policies

California Gov. Gavin Newsom chose to maintain COVID-19 lockdown restrictions and to extend both state and federal emergency taxpayer-funded unemployment benefits. California's unemployment rate of 8.3 percent is among the highest in the nation, second only to Hawaii's 8.5 percent.

The national average is 6.1 percent.

Florida's state emergency unemployment benefits are set to expire and DeSantis has declined to extend the additional $300 per week in federally subsidized unemployment benefits. Still, Florida's unemployment rate stands at 4.8 percent.

Pearson said California's high unemployment fueled an explosion in homeless numbers, which had already been exacerbated by Newsom's 2017 mental health budget cuts, which left unstable patients who would have otherwise been cared for wandering the streets.

"You can walk on every corner and find trash everywhere, needles and feces," Pearson said. "It's disgusting." 

Pearson also noted how illegal immigrants are flooding into California and the governor is doing nothing to stop it.

"In fact," Pearson said, "he gave them stimulus paychecks using our tax dollars."

Pearson, who ran back-the-blue rallies in California, said it was becoming too dangerous in California for Republicans to stand up for what they believed in.

"People would come over and assault us," Pearson recalled. "But, because of the zero-dollar bail policy, they would get away with it. California is just a difficult place to live and I don't see it changing anytime soon until people in California start making better decisions on who they vote for." 

Many of Pearson's sentiments are shared by Laura Gainsborg.

"I’ve been in New Jersey now for over 30 years and that's enough," the former Florida resident told The Epoch Times.

"Talk about blue," Gainsborg said of Pennington, New Jersey. "It's a tiny little town and the people are as liberal as they get!" 

Like Pearson from California, Gainsborg wanted to return to Florida because she too felt uncomfortable discussing politics. According to Gainsborg, also a Republican, people in her predominantly liberal New Jersey neighborhood are not very receptive to listening to the other side.

Please go to Epoch Times to read more. 
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Anything else readers may wish to learn about California before making u their minds to leave can be found here:

In Newsom's California you will be required to wear a mask in many places whereas in Governor DeSantis' Florida all Covid restrictions are being lifted. The extortion in California goes like this: take the Covid injection and you don't need a mask. Those must be some awfully well constructed masks to have offered such tremendous protection.



And how about the blue state of Washington? There you can get a joint if you take the Covid injection. How about that? What an offer. In the coming years the only viable industry that state might have is producing and selling dope. Well, that can't be all that bad now can it? Get stoned and vaccinated at the same time while you watch your state economy get destroyed



Is America a "dead nation walking?" Let's find out:




Think about something for a minute: politicians are the most dangerous people in the world and Newsom is no exception. How many children have been emotionally traumatized by this Covid operation not to mention injuries and possible death from Covid injections if children start being injected? Can we not come up with a better more creative way to govern ourselves rather than relying on these people? People like Madeleine Albright are soulless ghouls who have no respect at all for human life.


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