Biden's 'success' due to red states ignoring him

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Out of the top 20 states for job recovery, since the pandemic began, 16 of them are Republican-led states. Further, of the four Democrat-led states on the list, two of them are red states with Democrat governors.

What’s that tell us? It tells us that the states that have ignored Joe Biden and Anthony Fauci are, by far, doing the best economically in the country. Given that reality, doesn’t it seem rather ridiculous for the president to then try to take credit for job growth he has directly worked to stifle? Yet, that’s exactly what he’s doing. Worse, he’s continuously trashed the very red states that have, to this point, offered his administration the only lifeline it has. How’s that for gratefulness?


As I’ve said before, a three-legged dog could be president right now and be producing better results. Why? Because literally, all Biden had to do was stay out of the way and job growth would have boomed organically. He just couldn’t do it, though, and the Democrat-led states that have followed his lead continue to be an economic drag on the country. As RedState reported earlier in January, overall job growth is falling well below expectations month after month. That’s not because of Texas and Mississippi. That’s because New York and California, among others, are still governing like it’s June 2020.
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Texas and Florida appear to be the top states for job growth and opportunity.  They are also led by Republican governors who have avoided the lockdown fiascos of the Democrats.  There is a reason why U-Haul is running out of trucks in California and New York.  The states are run by control freak Democrats who have stymied job production. 

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