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When it comes to real estate, these places buck the trend that links higher taxes to progressive politics. Krakenimages.com / Shutterstock.com
In recent years, America has become ever more deeply divided into two separate political camps: “blue” for liberal and “red” for conservative. Even individual states are now characterized by one of those two colors. For example, it is assumed that in “blue” states, citizens are highly taxed so the government can provide more services. Meanwhile, in “red” states, it is believed that citizens pay…
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