2020 Census Shock: Upstate NY Ranked worst place in America, Texas ranked #1 for one simple reason
The Census is happening now, and estimates are predicting some bad news for the Empire State, and great news for those cowboys in Texas.
Texas is the fastest growing State in America by a landslide. Its all about the warm weather, the good economy, and low taxes.
“North Texas is truly bursting at the seams,” Kevin Flanagan, U-Haul’s Northwest Dallas president, said in a statement. “McKinney, Frisco, and the entire Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex has been growing substantially in recent years. Texas is gaining more residents than any other state.”
Why is New York ranked so poorly?
Politics
Its cold, taxes are high, and crime is going up.
Cuomo has unleashed liberal hell onto the streets of New York with his bail reform law that took effect January 1st. It’s caused a rampant wave of crime to shock the cities and towns of New York State from the small towns of Erie County to the streets of Manhattan.
Criminals roam neighborhoods committing felonies with impunity. Women and eldery are assaulted, religious minorities are persecuted, and outlaws are ruling the roost.
An alleged murderer was released even after killing someone in cold blood. Paul Barbaritano, 52, of Albany, New York allegedly stabbed a woman to death in an apartment in Albany.
Police charged Paul Barbaritano with second degree manslaughter, which is not eligible for bail under Cuomo’s law.
As a result, mr. Barbaritano was released by Albany judge William Carter pending a grand jury indictment.
Governor Cuomo’s bail reform has descended New York into madness. The new law that went into effect has the potential to make New York into Gotham City.
But due to Cuomo’s bail reform laws, he was released by a judge almost immediately.
At court, it was made public by the assistant DA that Mr. Webb was out on bail for an assault that occurred in September, and he skipped his October court appearance for it.
But the Judge was not hearing it.
He was released with no bail set, and left the court grinning.
And as for one outlaw in Manhattan, he’s laughing all the way to the bank. That’s because for robber and fugitive Gerod Woodbury, every time he robs a bank, he gets released under the new law.
He started his latest crime spree on December 30th. Instead of using a gun though, he realized that he can use a note. This makes it a non violent offense, and no matter how many times he does it, no jail or prison in New York is allowed to hold him. He can do it as much as he wants.