Look at California, a state that, with its sprawling beaches and sunny weather, has long been a desirable place to live.
In 2020, 135,600 more people left the state of California than moved there, the third-largest population loss ever recorded in the Golden State and only the 12th time since 1900 that California has had a net migration loss.
Though epidemiologists have concluded that outdoor transmission of the virus is likely under 1 percent or even lower, Newsom, based on no available data, decided to close all of California's more than 420 public beaches and 280 state parks at various points in the past year.
Newsom's actions have resulted in a projected $72 billion in lost revenue for the state.
California continues to have the highest income tax rate in the country at 13.3 percent, which means that the taxpayers are paying the state to shut down their businesses and lock themselves in their homes.
In New Jersey, Gov. Phil Murphy's strict lockdown measures have resulted in him presiding over the state with the most COVID deaths per capita.
Although Whitmer recently admitted on MSNBC that her lockdowns did next to nothing to stop the spread, don't expect her to open up her state anytime soon or stop requiring that people as young as two years old wear masks.
https://spectator.org/blue-state-exodus-democrat-policies-covid/
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