Census: Fast Growth in States with No Income Tax

Census: Fast Growth in States with No Income Tax: "Census Bureau director Robert Groves announced last week the first results of the 2010 census and the reapportionment of House seats (and therefore electoral votes) among the states, reports Michael Barone, a resident fellow with the American Enterprise Institute.

It's hard to get a grasp the numbers, but Barone shares a few observations on what they mean.

First, the great engine of growth in America is not the Northeast Megalopolis, which was growing faster than average in the mid-20th century, or California, which grew lustily in the succeeding half-century -- it is low-tax, business-friendly Texas."

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