Life Issues - CNBC Declares Pro-Life States “Worst to Live in”
About this episode
The episode discusses CNBC's ranking of states based on reproductive rights and questions the criteria used for determining livability.
Each year CNBC publishes their list of the top 10 worst states to live in. This year, states like Tennessee, Alabama, and Texas ranked at the top of their chart. This may seem weird to the average American, considering states like Texas have seen a steady influx of people moving there for lower taxes and more economic opportunity. So, why does CNBC think these are such bad states to live in? One of their key metrics was “reproductive rights” aka, abortion. According to CNBC these states are bad to live in because it is more difficult to murder an innocent child in the womb. Did they bother to consider what states are best to live in for the baby in the womb?
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