Sean Hannity Elects to Leave New York After Cuomo (D-NY) Says Conservatives Aren't Welcome There (Montana, states)

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by Quick Enough

You act like NY is the ONLY city in thew world that people can do shows from.

Rush moved to Fla. and is doing fine.

I think you need to bone up on new technology.

News Corp has its studios in Manhattan. Now if he said he was moving to DC I might believe him. I doubt News Corp will build a studio in Florida for their little baby Hannity.

[tinman01]

NY and NJ are both neighboring states to mine. I wouldn't live in either state. They are both as beautiful and as scenic as PA, but I prefer to keep as much of my money as possible. I am no fan of Hannity, he is a broken record and boring. That said I wouldn't stay in NYC if there were any options. Nice place to visit once a year or so, but live there? Never.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by Quick Enough

"when everything is in NYC" Really?
I am NOT surprised as a card carrying liberal who claims they hate FOX and doesn't watch it but, CONSTANTLY comments on what they say, show, etc. makes claims that shows that they haven't a clue about FOX except what they read in media matters, etc.

It sounds like we might have struck a nerve with your idol. Let me know when he is actually moving. I would love to help him go. I wonder if he has put his place up for sale yet.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by swagger

I subscribe to the John Gibson podcast. Gibson is a talk radio host on the Fox radio network. When he moved from NYC to Texas, they built a studio on his ranch, so he could continue to do his radio show.

This isn't Limbaugh, remember. Relative to Limbaugh, Gibson is a nobody.

If Fox will build a studio on a ranch in Texas so they can keep a radio show host on the air, there's no reason to believe that they wouldn't go much further to support Hannity's move. Hannity is a MUCH bigger name than Gibson.

Well I guess there is only one way to find out.

[Kreutz]

Took my family and business out of NY three years ago, I save around 24k/year in income, sales, and property tax.

States like NY are only good to live in if you're a welfare parasite. Anyone productive will be sucked dry real fast.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by tinman01

NY and NJ are both neighboring states to mine. I wouldn't live in either state. They are both as beautiful and as scenic as PA, but I prefer to keep as much of my money as possible. I am no fan of Hannity, he is a broken record and boring. That said I wouldn't stay in NYC if there were any options. Nice place to visit once a year or so, but live there? Never.

I have to agree with you on this one, I enjoy visiting this part of the country, but would much rather be living back in the northwest.

[North Beach Person]

Originally Posted by urbanlife78

If someone tells you they pay 62% of all their income to taxes and doesn't prove it, they are lying to you.

According to Urbanlife you're lying.

Originally Posted by Kreutz

Took my family and business out of NY three years ago, I save around 24k/year in income, sales, and property tax.

States like NY are only good to live in if you're a welfare parasite. Anyone productive will be sucked dry real fast.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by Kreutz

Took my family and business out of NY three years ago, I save around 24k/year in income, sales, and property tax.

States like NY are only good to live in if you're a welfare parasite. Anyone productive will be sucked dry real fast.

That is called high cost of living, my hometown I would only need to make $30K to make the equivalent of $50K in NYC.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by North Beach Person

According to Urbanlife you're lying.

Sounds like you don't understand how cost of living works, not all those savings are to taxes. Housing costs alone are expensive here.

[OICU812]

Originally Posted by rikoshaprl

haha. I left NY for FL over a year ago. I'm saving over $20,000 a year in taxes! NY is toast with Cuomo and De Blasio.

Then there is Texas, they have ZERO state income taxes and had a $2.6 billion budget surplus in fiscal year 2013, and the state of Florida has over $1 billion.