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Originally posted by Barbecueboy
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Pick one......I see you conveniently skipped over that whole call out on the money at 30 wager.
Not real surprisedWhere is the move over flag when you need it?????Comment
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I wouldn't make a wager with you that the sun will rise the next day because you would just find a way to weasel out of it.Originally posted by Barbecueboy View PostComment
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The fact that you have no problem with a few states deciding elections(mostly blue states) just shows how the indoctrination of the education system has fully turned these gullible little millennials into leftists. Don't know about anybody else, but I don't want California and New York deciding elections.Comment
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We already have a few states deciding elections. Every election comes down to a handful of battleground states. At least getting ride of the Electoral College will make the process more democratic. People vote, not states or land. It's government by the people, not by the states.Originally posted by STRONGERTHANDIRT View PostComment
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NO.....we have a few crooked cities trying to determine elections!Originally posted by mcarter815 View Post
Thats why we need the Electoral College!Comment
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But I'm not going to lose the bet anyway, so that argument is weak sauce.Originally posted by mcarter815 View Post
Pony up on your claim homie or stfu about it......and btw, nobody cares.Where is the move over flag when you need it?????Comment
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The fact you even need to explain that to him says a lot about the depth of the water in the well, if you know what I mean?Originally posted by ZERO25 View PostWhere is the move over flag when you need it?????Comment
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People vote but people who have something gained by generations of hard work vote differently than illegal immigrants, drug users, vandals, deviants and those who make bad financial decisions. All you have to do is look at the blue states to see why they shouldn't dictate policy.Comment
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Again, the fact it even needs to be explained.......
Well said 50Where is the move over flag when you need it?????Comment
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Those blue states make up 2/3s of the US economy. So much for making bad financial decisions.Originally posted by 50j View PostComment
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Originally posted by Barbecueboy View Post
Reminds me of my redneck uncle.....if we were driving through the woods and came up on a water hole hole he had 2 expressions. One, if it was deep, he would say....peter deep to a giraffe or two, if it was shallow.....not enough to drown a piss ant!
I believe the latter fits Mcnugget!Comment
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Simply look up "states most likely to default" or something similar.Comment
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Connecticut residents paid an average of $15,643 per person in federal taxes in 2015, according to a report by the Rockefeller Institute of Government. Massachusetts paid $13,582 per person, New Jersey paid $13,137 and New York paid $12,820.
California residents paid an average of $10,510.
At the other end, Mississippi residents paid an average of $5,740 per person, while West Virginia paid $6,349, Kentucky paid $6,626 and South Carolina paid $6,665.
Low-tax red states also fare better when you take into account federal spending.
Mississippi received $2.13 for every tax dollar the state sent to Washington in 2015, according to the Rockefeller study. West Virginia received $2.07, Kentucky got $1.90 and South Carolina got $1.71.
Meanwhile, New Jersey received 74 cents in federal spending for tax every dollar the state sent to Washington. New York received 81 cents, Connecticut received 82 cents and Massachusetts received 83 cents.
California fared a bit better than other blue states. It received 96 cents for every dollar the state sent to Washington.
Median household income in Democratic voting districts have gone from $54,000 in 2008 to $61,000 in 2018 compared to Republican districts going from $55,000 to $53,000. GDP per Democratic seat went from $35.7 billion to $48.5 billion compared to Republican districts going from $32.2 billion to $32.6 billion. Productivity per worker for Democratic districts went from $118,000 to $139,000 compared to Republican districts which stayed at roughly $110,000 over the decade.
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