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Originally Posted by Snort
Is that true? I mean there are some pretty sucky states out there. 47th seems far down the line for MA.
At any rate, I don't think he was an uber successful governor.
Maybe we should find us one of those and encourage them to run.
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Well if you're looking at governors, Gary Johnson improved his states economic ranking the most in this election, it has gone downhill since he left, but he's getting snubbed. Perry inherited the best state economy, and it isn't as good as it once was, but its still ranking on top. Huntsman took Utah from 10th to 9th, maybe that's worth looking at. MA has been between 1 and 2 in higher education for decades. Maybe that's worth something for Mitt, or maybe it was just like that before he got there. I'm more interested in the economics side.
CE magazine has been fair with their rankings. They rarely play politics or pick sides. They just want to make money. So here's a good look-see for anyone.
http://chiefexecutive.net/best-worst...s-for-business
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