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It's like liberals just can't grasp the concept of people keeping more of money they earned. They really can't stand it that businesses are voluntarily increasing their own minimum wage due to the tax cut without being forced to by government. As if that's going to get red voters to turn blue.
They view YOUR earnings as THEIR money.
Robin Hood, except they thrive on stealing from you.
Robin Hood, except they thrive on stealing from you.
Ironic that the term Robin Hood was used since Texas actually has a Robin Hood tax plan:
"The school funding mechanism is a "Robin Hood" formula where wealthy school districts share local property tax revenue with districts in poorer areas. Districts rely heavily on property taxes because Texas has no state income tax.
School districts in all parts of Texas were on the same side in the case. While those in economically challenged areas said funding was inadequate, districts in well-to-do locales argued that voters often refuse to approve local tax increases because much of the money would go elsewhere."
I'm all for those red states falling further. At some point, this country will likely split and regionalize anyway and those states will have the least educated workers. Blue states are very tired of paying for them.
I hate to break it to you (not really ), but Virginia isn't....and hasn't recently been....one of the two reddest states in America.
Yeah, RIGHT! " It was the first Democratic Senate victory in a quarter-century in Alabama, one of the reddest of red states, and proved anew that party loyalty is anything but sure in the age of Trump. It was a major embarrassment for the president and a fresh wound for the nation’s already divided Republican Party." https://www.wvgazettemail.com/news/j...2e60ff7ee.html
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), but Virginia isn't....and hasn't recently been....one of the two reddest states in America.
" It was the first Democratic Senate victory in a quarter-century in Alabama, one of the reddest of red states, and proved anew that party loyalty is anything but sure in the age of Trump. It was a major embarrassment for the president and a fresh wound for the nation’s already divided Republican Party." 
