1) I actually agree with you on this. Both Democrats and Republicans are moving away from democracy towards one-party states. And I wrote about one-party red governance before, eg here: https://x.com/balajis/status/1711301185494482969
2) That said, even if neither red nor blue states have competitive multiparty *elections*, I do think red is outcompeting blue today at the level of citizen *migrations*[a]. But ultimately we need more than two choices for millions of people, and that's what the next post is about.
Great, now do Alabama, Idaho and the many other GOP "non-democracy" states.
1) I actually agree with you on this. Both Democrats and Republicans are moving away from democracy towards one-party states. And I wrote about one-party red governance before, eg here: https://x.com/balajis/status/1711301185494482969
2) That said, even if neither red nor blue states have competitive multiparty *elections*, I do think red is outcompeting blue today at the level of citizen *migrations*[a]. But ultimately we need more than two choices for millions of people, and that's what the next post is about.
[a]: 2021: "In the last decade, 1.3 million more people left California than came in from other states. And, it’s accelerating. Half a million people have left for other states in the last two years alone." https://www.dailybreeze.com/2021/05/02/theres-no-denying-the-california-exodus/