deacvision7
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Ignorance is not an excuse.
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Ignorance is not an excuse.
Perhaps I could one day live a life which would permit me the free time to study the economic policies of individual flyover states in case when day I get ambushed about them on a message board. At present, that is not my reality. Until then, I will gladly stipulate that you appear to have that kind of time. (You have 60,008 posts on this board???). I can't even get my mind wrapped around that, since this isn't even the first version of this board.
deacvision7
Mod Emeritus
You have over 10,500 posts on this same message board. Stop throwing your dork rocks.
And I would think you would have been interested in what Brownback tried to do in Kansas since that would seem to be your nirvana. It is apparent that I was wrong. My deepest apologies for my incorrect assumption.
I do love posting "WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!" Guilty.
WFFaithful
Well-known member
New Jersey $1.7 billion shortfall
Kansas $445 million shortfall
Louisiana $1.4 billion shortfall
Wisconsin $2.2 billion shortfall
North Carolina $890 million shortfall
This is what happens when Republicans institute "pro-growth" economic agendas that slash taxes and deregulate industries. New Jersey's unemployment rate is increasing. Kansas's and Wisconsin's unemployment rates are well above the national average. How are they dealing with these shortfalls? Delay tax benefits for the poor and middle class (or even raise taxes for the bottom 80% in LA) while continuing to cut corporate rates (or eliminate them in LA), massive cuts to pubic education and public pension funds, and cuts to Medicaid and other domestic programs.
Welcome to the conservative utopia.
Kansas $445 million shortfall
Louisiana $1.4 billion shortfall
Wisconsin $2.2 billion shortfall
North Carolina $890 million shortfall
This is what happens when Republicans institute "pro-growth" economic agendas that slash taxes and deregulate industries. New Jersey's unemployment rate is increasing. Kansas's and Wisconsin's unemployment rates are well above the national average. How are they dealing with these shortfalls? Delay tax benefits for the poor and middle class (or even raise taxes for the bottom 80% in LA) while continuing to cut corporate rates (or eliminate them in LA), massive cuts to pubic education and public pension funds, and cuts to Medicaid and other domestic programs.
Welcome to the conservative utopia.
America: 18 TRILLION dollars in the hole. El-Oh-EL with the newfound religion on fiscal responsibility.
We don't have a plan to fix either.
WFFaithful
Well-known member
"Tax Relief to Grow the Economy and Create Jobs"
https://www.gop.com/platform/restoring-the-american-dream/
It's the same strategy of these states on a national level.
Happily. After years of study of this board and of selected readings from only those scholarly articles that confirm my biases, I believe the only answer is Dems good, Pubs bad.
Wakeforest22890
Snowpom
Constructive response yet again
deacvision7
Mod Emeritus
If you don't know the answer it is ok to say so instead of just throwing out a lame attempt at a joke.
ImTheCaptain
I disagree with you
could've just said #neverfails
deacvision7
Mod Emeritus
But you try lame attempts at a joke either way, so you should always get ridicule.
Somebody hid your stepstool again, didn't they?
One can find advice in many places. I prefer mine from sources that don't combine for 100,000 posts on a message board.
Wakeforest22890
Snowpom
That's a shame. You should find a different source preaching the same message then.
I eagerly await the sage advice you've been able to accrue in 18 months of professional school.
- No one ever.
Her message of "No you can't, the world hates you" will be tough to counter, but let's not get ahead of ourselves just yet. We need to make certain which unlikable complainer the Dems settle on.