I guess what you're saying then is that Biden and the democrats' inflation is still making it so that Americans can't afford to live. While that is true, things are starting to clear up now due to Trump's policies, hence a decrease in the rate at which people are moving to Texas.
$98,900 GDP per capita of solid Blue States (2016,2020,2024 voted Dem)
Yawn. I am looking for all the things that got "more affordable" like you claimed. Zero deflation has occurred. Anything cheaper has more than been offset by something getting more expensive. Otherwise the CPI would go down. It hasnt.
They can literally die in a fire for all Texans care. **** those pudo bendejos.
We have 3% unemployment. Tell me about your shithole, Boomer shitbird?
Jobs. Jobs. Jobs.
Texas power grid is in shambles. I wouldnt want to deal with it.
I am guessing the 70's?Yes, yes I have. Philly in particular when they were closing down a DuPont plant there.
The once Italian neighborhoods were already turning into black slums but not as bad as today.
My old first line supervisor used to live there and I helped him move his mom out and into his home here.
Damn, that woman could cook! Her granddaughter runs a Eyeglass Factory in town and she is a hell of a cook too. Grandma moved in just at the right time I guess.
It was funny, we got a bunch of supervisors from Philly, all Italian-Americans and they all bought homes in town almost within sight of each other. I loved getting invited to their get-togethers.
They did not take any shit either and gave the local tough guys a run for their money. The plant manager bailed more than one of them out of jail on several occasions. They lamented the lack of a neighborhood bar.
Pittsburg was just starting it's downhill slide when I had to spend some time there but even then I can't say it was anything approaching nice.....Looked old and worn out. It reminded me of the neighborhoods in The Deer Hunter to a T.
NW Arkansasss, it's such an asshole place it has three s's...I hate Arkanslaw, but god damn there has been no unemployment since 1993. You can work eight days a week self employed, and never get caught up; there is so much work here, it's a frenzy...
I have a family of four and have spent thousands less this year on the same stuff as last year.
Nah, mid-80s or so is when DuPont shut the Philly plant down.....I was there about six months tearing -down and crating equipment, paint, and such to ship to my plant if it was any count.
Fake news.
Lies.
www.forbes.com
Um, your link references the one in a hundred year storm in 2021, then makes crazy claims with no data.After 4 Years And Billions Of Dollars, The Texas Grid Is Not Fixed
Texas has a 100% government operated grid under which consumers pay more, get less, and no one can be held accountable.
I can’t tell from your post if you agree the grid sucks. It fails every year. They are having issues this summer. 2021 was a monumental disaster and the canary in the coal mine.
