What Democratic policies lead to... (illegal, illegals, cost, dollars)

[jkbatca]

Originally Posted by Dopo

Except that people make more money in California than in Texas.

A) Irrelevant, what each person owes is the issue, not how much they can afford

B) You don't think there are any rich Texans? Ever hear of oil? Someone I know makes a crap-load of money (oil exploration) and lives in Texas.

C) Statistics to back up your claim? Lets see a statistical distribution of income per state and see what the median and modes are... Bet there are a lot of poor people in CA and rich people in TX...

[doc1]

We in true blue NJ are so screwed, blued and tatooed.

We do have great pizza, however.

[momonkey]

Originally Posted by jkbatca

Here's a web site which shows state debt per-capita: Your share of the state debt

Hmmm where have I seen this US map coloring before? Maybe this? Red states vs Blue States

Wow, except for one or two states, pretty close correlation!

Hysterical!

[momonkey]

Originally Posted by Dopo

Except that people make more money in California than in Texas.

And how many times have the libs reminded us that everyone in MA is practically a millionaire!

[momonkey]

1. The population density in those states is higher, so the per person rate is higher.

How can the per person rate be higher because there are more people?

If anything, the the greater density of tax payers should reduce the individual burden.


2. Many of the states in the darker red, voted Republican in the last election.


So?

[momonkey]

Originally Posted by InformedConsent

Yep. Blue states are deficit spending disasters.

University of Minnesota - Democratic-Controlled Legislatures Overseeing 17 of the 20 Highest State Budget Deficits Nationwide

Great link.


Of course the liberal defence will be that taxes aren't high enough.

[SilverBulletZ06]

Originally Posted by Memphis1979

Duplicate thread.

As said before.

1. The population density in those states is higher, so the per person rate is higher.

2. Many of the states in the darker red, voted Republican in the last election.

Lots more.

1) You didn't pass math ehh?

[Georgiafrog]

It's a shame to see Georgia leading the deep south in debt ratio. The governor's race here should be interesting.

[plannine]

Originally Posted by jkbatca

Here's a web site which shows state debt per-capita: Your share of the state debt

Hmmm where have I seen this US map coloring before? Maybe this? Red states vs Blue States

Wow, except for one or two states, pretty close correlation!

Seems to be a close match to.................
population density

also comes close to....
housing prices (pre 2008)
give or take a state or two.

[Stephan_K]

Originally Posted by Memphis1979

Duplicate thread.

As said before.

1. The population density in those states is higher, so the per person rate is higher.

Only in America..... Wiley Coyote comes to mind...... Super genius !