*A slight majority – 51% – of adults ages 18-34 said they would move, whereas just 17% of those aged 55 and up would resettle. Of those ages 35-54, 39% said they would move. *
*Political independents were more likely to say they move, with 41% saying they would. Republicans were least likely to want to move with 22% saying they would, while 35% of Democrats would relocate. *
Gallup posed the same question to Americans back in 1995. Back then, just 12% said they would like to move to another country. In 1972, 13% said they would emigrate from the U.S.
In my case no maybe about it, the grass is definitely greener!
And it might surprise you to know that a rugged Texan would be most welcome over here. Good golfing and horse racing community.
We’ve weighed a lot of options for our retirement plan, and ended up deciding on a 42 foot sailboat. I’ll be 55 when we set out for the open blue life. That gives us a solid 20-30 years worth of adventures at sea. Y’all can eat cricket protein isolates while we spear fresh lobster out of the Caribbean.
Anywho, there’s really no need to be confined to just one country, nor should anyone have to put up with silly things like Winter.
horse racing has a long and storied tradition in North America, well before the gambling element was introduced as a revenue maker for the state.
“lThe horse has played a central role in the history and mythology of many Native American tribes. The Shoshone, Crow, Blackfeet, Sioux, and other tribes first saw horses when Spaniards brought them to this continent 500 years ago, and have used them in hunting and in battle ever since. Collectively, these tribes call themselves the “Horse Nations.”
