It's not a shock. Our streets in the Dallas area are full of California license plates or people who don't sound Texas. A few years ago, a friend from New York (ardent Yankees & Giants fan) invited me to watch a Cowboys-Giants game at an eating place that looks and sounds like something next to Yankee Stadium. It was fun, a blast and got to hear just about every story about how taxes have driven New Yorkers to Dallas. Nevertheless, it's always interesting to see and read about it: In 2013, more than 200,000 people on net fled states with Democrat governors for ones run by Republicans, according to an analysis of newly released IRS  data by Americans for Tax Reform.  "People move away from high tax states to low tax states. Every tax refugee is sending a powerful message to politicians," said ATR President Grover Norquist. "They are voting with their feet. Leaders in Texas and Florida are...(Read Full Post)