Liberals Threaten Exodus After Trump's Election Triumph
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 14 days ago
**Exodus of Liberals: Americans Consider Leaving Following Trump’s Triumph**
In the wake of Donald Trump's commanding victory in the presidential election, a surge of Americans is contemplating leaving the country.
Search queries regarding emigration have skyrocketed.
Google data reveals a staggering increase in searches for "moving to Canada," which soared by 1,270% within just 24 hours following the election results.
Similar spikes were noted for relocating to New Zealand and Australia, with searches climbing nearly 2,000% and 820%, respectively.
The spike in online interest isn't merely anecdotal; immigration law firms are reporting an influx of inquiries.
Evan Green, managing partner at Green and Spiegel, Canada's oldest immigration law firm, stated he receives new email inquiries every half hour.
The sentiments echo an earlier trend seen after Trump's initial election in 2016, suggesting a pattern of dissatisfaction among some voters when the mainstream media portrays a Trump-led America unfavorably.
Despite the fervor surrounding these searches, only a small fraction of those expressing interest in moving are likely to follow through.
A recent survey indicates that while 21% of Americans would consider emigration if their preferred candidate lost, a resounding 60% say they are "very unlikely" to actually move.
This disparity highlights a clear divide between emotional responses and actual plans, revealing that many, despite their frustrations with the election outcome, will remain where they are.
Ultimately, the data points to a vocal, albeit small, group feeling disenchanted with the electoral process in the aftermath of Trump’s decisive triumph.
While Democrats may express a desire to flee, it speaks volumes about the divide within the country and indicates the strength of Trump’s appeal across a significant segment of the voting populace.
As the left grapples with its electoral fate and the implications of Trump's re-election, many are left to ponder not just where they might move, but what the future holds for American unity amid deepening political divides.
Sources:
writerjonhall.substack.com
yahoo.com
cnbc.com
In the wake of Donald Trump's commanding victory in the presidential election, a surge of Americans is contemplating leaving the country.
Search queries regarding emigration have skyrocketed.
Google data reveals a staggering increase in searches for "moving to Canada," which soared by 1,270% within just 24 hours following the election results.
Similar spikes were noted for relocating to New Zealand and Australia, with searches climbing nearly 2,000% and 820%, respectively.
The spike in online interest isn't merely anecdotal; immigration law firms are reporting an influx of inquiries.
Evan Green, managing partner at Green and Spiegel, Canada's oldest immigration law firm, stated he receives new email inquiries every half hour.
The sentiments echo an earlier trend seen after Trump's initial election in 2016, suggesting a pattern of dissatisfaction among some voters when the mainstream media portrays a Trump-led America unfavorably.
Despite the fervor surrounding these searches, only a small fraction of those expressing interest in moving are likely to follow through.
A recent survey indicates that while 21% of Americans would consider emigration if their preferred candidate lost, a resounding 60% say they are "very unlikely" to actually move.
This disparity highlights a clear divide between emotional responses and actual plans, revealing that many, despite their frustrations with the election outcome, will remain where they are.
Ultimately, the data points to a vocal, albeit small, group feeling disenchanted with the electoral process in the aftermath of Trump’s decisive triumph.
While Democrats may express a desire to flee, it speaks volumes about the divide within the country and indicates the strength of Trump’s appeal across a significant segment of the voting populace.
As the left grapples with its electoral fate and the implications of Trump's re-election, many are left to ponder not just where they might move, but what the future holds for American unity amid deepening political divides.
Sources:
writerjonhall.substack.com
yahoo.com
cnbc.com
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