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David Brooks: Why people are fleeing blue states for red states

People are attracted by a mash-up of blue cities and red states.

(Tamir Kalifa | The New York Times) The skyline of Austin, Texas, June 26, 2020. "Between 2010 and 2020, the fastest-growing states were mostly red," writes New York Times columnist David Brooks. "During the pandemic that trend accelerated, and once again, most of the big population-gaining states are governed by Republicans."

(Tamir Kalifa | The New York Times) The skyline of Austin, Texas, June 26, 2020. "Between 2010 and 2020, the fastest-growing states were mostly red," writes New York Times columnist David Brooks. "During the pandemic that trend accelerated, and once again, most of the big population-gaining states are governed by Republicans."

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By David Brooks | The New York Times