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U.S. Economy: Red States Could Become The Future Of America

November 28th, 2023

New York and San Francisco have long been two of the economic leaders here in the U.S., but that could soon change. As the mass exodus from blue states to red states continues, there are -4- red state cities that are poised to become our nation's new economic leaders.

"The economic powerhouses will end up being a lot of those big cities within those red states, such as Houston, Dallas, Miami, and Nashville" said Vance Ginn, president of Ginn Economic Consulting, "So that is going to be a reason why many people will leave San Francisco and New York city, and move to red states."

And as he said, one of the key cities is Houston, which is home to 26 Fortune 500 companies.

"Houston has been a hot-bed for many years" Ginn told KTRH, "And one of the reasons is because of the diversified economy that's in Houston."

On the flipside, Democrat run states and economies continue to fail, which is why red states very well could be the future for America.

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