But fossil fuel fires cause global warming.I am just stopping by to state obiden can burn in Hell.
Polar bears are white. They should be hating themselves!Why do you hate the polar bears?
Don’t expect that for Indiana. No way Holcomb will stop sucking Biden’s uh. You know.I would actually support this because the first step to a state seceding is to stop suckling from the federal teet! Let's see how all those blue states fare when red states stop paying into the national Ponzi scheme that is the federal government.
Don’t expect that for Indiana. No way Holcomb will stop sucking Biden’s uh. You know.
I’m not even talking about secession. Just grow a pair and tell Biden to **** all the way off, or at least as far as he can manage at his age.Hell, if there ever is a governor of Indiana that has anything even resembling something like a backbone to mention secession, rest assured there will be plenty of Republicans to explain how such matters are "beyond the pale" and put him back on his knees for the sucking....along with theirselves.
Right Kavanaugh and Roberts screwed the health care workers. We still need to pray for our medical workers! At least there is some relief from the mandate. Now for something to help the military and federal civilians from Brandon's EOs. They (we) are still in peril. But, He is in charge - not us.Kavanaugh was not a good pick.
I’m not even talking about secession. Just grow a pair and tell Biden to **** all the way off, or at least as far as he can manage at his age.
Ok, I see, I used a $10 word instead of gifts.
Federal money is how fed.gov gets the states to dance.
Take a germane example of when the Brady Law was struck down by SCOTUS. It was the feds dragooning the states into implementing an unfunded mandate as state legislatures are not subject to federal direction.
So, the feds use their unlimited money. This is what the current administration will do to achieve vaccine mandates. Tell the states if they want this check, you tell your people to get vaccinated or else.
Unfortunately, most of the states sucking up federal money are red states, and most of the states paying more than they receive are blue. I’m sure there are lots of reasons for it (population, GDP, lower taxes), but red states dropping out of the game won’t impact federal money too much.I would actually support this because the first step to a state seceding is to stop suckling from the federal teet! Let's see how all those blue states fare when red states stop paying into the national Ponzi scheme that is the federal government.
I’d be curious to see any supporting documents to this statement.Unfortunately, most of the states sucking up federal money are red states, and most of the states paying more than they receive are blue. I’m sure there are lots of reasons for it (population, GDP, lower taxes), but red states dropping out of the game won’t impact federal money too much.
Not that hard to find.I’d be curious to see any supporting documents to this statement.
Do those include the coming state bankruptcies for unfounded pension liabilities? Asking for a friend…Not that hard to find.
The States That Are Most Reliant on Federal Aid
MoneyGeek’s analysis identified the states most reliant on federal funding and found an intriguing correlation between dependency and political leaning.www.moneygeek.com
I didn’t say it was a bad strategy to tax your people less and let states like California make up the difference. But, California and others aren’t going to be hurt if red states were no longer in the game. Our taxes would just have to go up.It just says because you choose to assess less taxes, you are more of a burden on the fed. It leaves out 90% of the state financial picture.
It’s obvious! BigRed is politicking to become a moderator. He will never again have a consistent stance, but will change his views like a flag waving in the wind to whatever view will help him become a moderator!Why the change of heart?
Sounds like a politician…It’s obvious! BigRed is politicking to become a moderator. He will never again have a consistent stance, but will change his views like a flag waving in the wind to whatever view will help him become a moderator!
You should qualify that statement for what it actually means. It is an issue of GDP vs poverty. California, for example, has the highest number of SNAP recipients in the nation. A lot of federal money goes to Californians because they’re poor. California also has the highest GDP by far. They are the poorest state in terms of supplemental poverty rate (percentage of people on government assistance) but they’re also the richest state in terms of most billionaires, by far.Unfortunately, most of the states sucking up federal money are red states, and most of the states paying more than they receive are blue. I’m sure there are lots of reasons for it (population, GDP, lower taxes), but red states dropping out of the game won’t impact federal money too much.
That’s not the reality. States don’t really have much say on federal taxes. It’s not by strategy that people and enterprises pay less collectively to the federal government in red states. Again, I’d argue that California would be hurt in the long run without dissenting voices resisting attempts to make the whole nation adopt bat **** crazy, ******** making policies.I didn’t say it was a bad strategy to tax your people less and let states like California make up the difference. But, California and others aren’t going to be hurt if red states were no longer in the game. Our taxes would just have to go up.
Agreed. It was never meant to be a dig at red states. It was a statement of fact in response to a specific post. Red states contribute too much for the US to survive without them. But, rich folks with high taxes are in blue states.You should qualify that statement for what it actually means. It is an issue of GDP vs poverty. California, for example, has the highest number of SNAP recipients in the nation. A lot of federal money goes to Californians because they’re poor. California also has the highest GDP by far. They are the poorest state in terms of supplemental poverty rate (percentage of people on government assistance) but they’re also the richest state in terms of most billionaires, by far.
But the point is true enough. If all red states seceded, some would be a high net loss of income for the US. But on balance, many states would remove federal burden.
But, it’s my prediction that the US would quickly devolve into a ******** without the red states’ skepticism and resistance to nutty policies. California stands as the model for what progressives want. They actually want income inequality because it’s what they produce when there’s no opposition to their policies.