[Nat Turner]

See libtards, this is what happens when you treat the PRODUCERS of society like they were ATM's Ask MD, how many millionaires left or what happened to the IT service industry when you guys decided to tax that too...

BTW how is that Hope n Change thing working out for you LOL

[Buckeye McFrog]

not to worry, I’m sure that Obama is planning to jack up their Fed taxes in Georgia so that he can spread the wealth back to Ohio (take that, Joe the Plumber!)

[razorboy]

That’s not even a smart comparison, my bank’s been bought like three times, so yes sometimes your money does get “transferred” without your approval. This guy needs to wrap his head around the fact that feces occurs.

[DPMD]

All politics, even socialism, is local.

[BluH2o]

Lived in CT for a number of years. UPS use to have their corporate headquarters in Greenwich, CT and in the early 1980’s moved corporate to the Atlanta area. The main reason was cost of living for employees. UPS was having difficulty recruiting promising young execs to move to CT. Homes in the immediate area are outrageously expensive, so long commutes for management & staff were the norm. This discouraged employees of UPS from transferring (even with a promotion) to Greenwich. UPS, with I'm sure a good tax incentive from GA, packed up and moved south ... problem solved.

[Ohioan]

I realize that this stunning news--NCR used to be the strength of Dayton, at least up until the decline in the City set in about 50 years ago--was primarily triggered by tax policy and other incentives. But there is a longer-term problem, here, which certainly was a factor. And that is the decline in real community identification with many major Corporations.

There was a time, when NCR would have been seen as a good Corporate citizen of our northern neighbor. (Dayton is a mere 54 miles from downtown Cincinnati, yet closer to our northern neighborhoods.)

As an Ohioan, I am disturbed, yet not really surprised.

[BobMV]

I live in Dayton and have watched NCR gradually go away for many years. What is there on Brown St. is a small portion of what was there when I was a young worker. Very sad. Last one out of Dayton, please turn out the lights.

[dforest]

Leftists bawling. The dummies that vote for them bawling too.

Too bad, so sad.

[Spktyr]

That’s what they get for being a forced union state.