Almost 1 out of every 5 people in Louisiana live in poverty. And in the US the poverty line is set very very low.

Parts of Louisiana and some of the other surrounding states look like a third world country.

The best states have healthcare for all incomes, as best they can in the current broken system. They also have other healthy values like school meals for all, right to repair laws, and paid sick and family leave. Once people are not trapped by the artificial scarcity, or even understand it all better, we can make better decisions and be happier, healthier, which improves society overall.

Denial.

The state that most people in America live.

I like living in the state where my stuff is and where most of the things I go to are.

As someone who has never lived outside of Illinois except for a very brief time- I would guess it doesn’t matter as much what state you live in so long as you live in or close to a major metro area, like Chicago for me, where you can benefit from democrat policy and experience different cultures.

Basically look at a population density map, or of counties that voted dem (who ran again?) over Trump, and you will find better neighborhoods, better schools, better infrastructure, and higher cost of living of course because nice things aren’t free. These are the places in the USA you’d want to live.

I would rather live in one of Texas’ big cities than a small town in any state. Rural or small town areas are depressing and the people who have lived their whole lives in it have no idea.

None.

Nowadays not even Hawaii (which I would have answered until 20 years ago)

the memes says ohio