Liberals love to dignify their biases by dressing them up in something quantifiable and thereby making them look objective. After all, they have no interest in persuading you. They simply want to place themselves and their opinions above reproach.
For instance, if you want to make your political adversaries’ home states look like the unlivable hellholes of your imagination, take the things you hate about them, assign those things a numerical score, and — voila! — you have an anti-conservative screed masquerading as objective analysis.
CNBC used this exact approach when compiling “America’s 10 worst states to live in for 2026.”
Liberals love to dignify their biases by dressing them up in something quantifiable and thereby making them look objective. After all, they have no interest in persuading you. They simply want to place themselves and their opinions above reproach.
CNBC used this exact approach when compiling “America’s 10 worst states to live in for 2026.”
The reader could likely guess most of CNBC’s “10 worst states.” But here they are, for what it’s worth, ranked from 10th-worst to worst of all: Arkansas, Oklahoma, Alabama, Missouri, Utah, Georgia, Louisiana, Indiana, Texas, Tennessee.
For the most part, conservatives on the social media platform X reacted to the list by merely rolling their eyes.