Honeywell International Moves HQ to North Carolina (Washington: unemployment rate, buy)

[908Boi]

everyone in jersey is moving to north carolina it seems

[boney89]

Originally Posted by 908Boi

everyone in jersey is moving to north carolina it seems

Hope they enjoy those hurricanes

[G1..]

Originally Posted by njforlife92

Thanks to Republicans cutting taxes and reducing regulations, the American economy is experiencing strong growth with the lowest unemployment since 1969 and rising wages. The issue in New Jersey, as it relates to the economy, isn't that we aren't growing, it's that we are lagging behind the rest of the nation. Whether it be increasing the corporate business tax, increasing the top income tax rate, excessive paid sick leave legislation, renewable energy requirements that are far too ambitious, and continuing the same failed policies of the past, Governor Murphy is not helping New Jersey grow more at best and will make us fall further behind at worst.

You tell a great tale of fiction .Your hate of Murphy is apparent.

[DannyHobkins]

Murphy is going exactly what he promised, raising taxes, supporting illegals and making us pay for it. The only people to blame are people who voted for Murphy.

[DefiantNJ]

Originally Posted by njforlife92

Thanks to Republicans cutting taxes and reducing regulations, the ...

the US has about a 800 billion Federal budget deficit in 2018 and close to 1 billion deficit in 2019:
https://www.thebalance.com/current-u...eficit-3305783


And that is in a good economy . What do you think will happen in a recession? I though Republicans were fiscal hawks who hate deficits.

[TheEmissary]

Originally Posted by boney89

Hope they enjoy those hurricanes

Being a Jersey Boy in NC, I was hit by two hurricanes in the past couple of months. But North Carolina is a big, wide state, so all I got was rain.

I'm as far from the coast as Scranton Pa is, at an elevation of 750 ft above sea level, so I don't worry all that much about them!

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by TheEmissary

Being a Jersey Boy in NC, I was hit by two hurricanes in the past couple of months. But North Carolina is a big, wide state, so all I got was rain.

I'm as far from the coast as Scranton Pa is, at an elevation of 750 ft above sea level, so I don't worry all that much about them!

Funny you should mention Scranton. The Poconos had a couple of small tornadoes caused by one of those storms.

[G1..]

Originally Posted by boney89

Hope they enjoy those hurricanes

Does the Name Sandy ring a bell?

[bookspage]

Murphy raised the corporate tax rate from 9% to 11%
We’re now the second highest state in that regard

[boney89]

Originally Posted by G1..

Does the Name Sandy ring a bell?

Yeah in 2012.. ..i got guy from nc in work and one of reason to move up north was not dealing with hurricanes.Thats part of living there , you can expect them every year on regular base .i know somebody in sc living inland and he had to deal with that too.hey last time in nc was a mess and 3 millions farm animals drowned.if you dont see differnce then sorry you can roll eyes as much you want .