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Steve Moore wasted no time on Life, Liberty & Levin ripping into the parade of liberal economists who’ve spent years preaching policies that enrich elites while hollowing out working America. Moore called out their intellectual posturing as a “virtuoso performance” of failed theory — a performance that looks good in grant-funded journals but collapses when families decide where to live and work.
Moore isn’t some fringe voice; he co-founded the Committee to Unleash Prosperity and has spent decades fighting for the pro-growth policies that actually create jobs and opportunity. When a seasoned economist with that pedigree says the mainstream economic clique is bankrupt, patriots should listen — because he draws the line between ideology and everyday results for American families.
On the show Moore explained what conservatives already know: people vote with their feet, and they’re leaving blue-state governance because of crushing taxes, suffocating regulation and the tolerance of disorder in city streets. This isn’t abstract theory — it’s the lived reality of entrepreneurs, parents and seniors who are fed up with governments that prioritize woke experiments over basic services and public safety.
The migration is real and measurable. Recent population data show enormous net domestic outflows from states like California and New York and large inflows to faster-growing, freer states such as Texas, North Carolina and South Carolina — a geographic rebuke to the politics of high taxes and failed leadership. Conservatives should not treat these numbers as mere talking points; they are a warning light that Americans are voting with their lives.
California’s own figures confirm the trend: years of net domestic outmigration, driven by high costs, policy choices and a failure to make cities safe and livable, have turned once-magnificent states into cautionary tales. Voters who once tolerated the left’s experiments are voting with their moving vans and checking books on school performance, public safety and affordability before they sign a lease.
This is a moment for conservatives to stop apologizing and start delivering solutions: lower taxes, cut red tape, restore law and order, and reclaim schools so parents can raise their children without fear. If we stand for freedom, opportunity and accountability, Americans will come back — or they will stay put and build new prosperity where conservative governance takes root.
The choice is glaring and simple: keep bowing to the fashionable myths of liberal economists, or double down on the common-sense policies that make life better for working Americans. Steve Moore is right to call out the hypocrisy — now it’s up to patriots in office and voters at the ballot box to act on it.
