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Posted on 02/06/2011 9:41:01 AM PST by Michael van der Galien
a 66% income tax just hit our paychecks last week
So if you make a thousand dollars, you only get 333.00? I don’t think so. I think you need to explain what this means.
A 66% increase maybe.
Is that you, John Galt?
Your friend, Henry Rearden
Between that and the last three winters, my brother has decided to move.
Plenty of good places left, most of them won’t be very urban though...
this has to be one of the most click intensive articles ever
and for some reason on my ancient Dell with XP using Firefox the pages come up in a negative color scheme for about 5 seconds
Probably pretty accurate, but when you look at States like Illinois, if you isolate Chicago, the rest of the State isn’t that liberal. You could probably say the same for California if you isolated LA and SF. Problem is that’s where most of the people live.
A 66% increase maybe.
Yes, I think the income tax rate went from 3 to 5%.
What about Indiana? It’s pretty darn nice down in the Indy area- not the inner city part, but around Geist Resevoir and Speedway. Lot of conservatives down there.
The site sucks out loud.
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Yes, it was a 66% State tax INCREASE.
All big cities attract lower income groups because of subsidized housing, jobs, and benefits. Hence, they also have the highest percentage of minorities AND liberals advocating on their behalf.
It will be like science fiction (eg, Asimov’s The Naked Sun) where the rural areas are slaves to the urban areas. Unless the rural areas manage to take control. Of course, in Asimov’s book it was remote planets where the farming occurs.
Echoing the misleading newspaper headline (How they LOVE to inflame things!). Any time people quote percentages instead of actual numbers - beware.
Under the legislation, the personal income tax rate would "temporarily" rise to 5% from 3%. The rate for corporate taxes would rise to 7% from 4.8%.
Top 10 Conservative counties in the U.S.
#10 Cherokee County, Georgia
#9 Oldham County, Kentucky
#8 Hanover County, Virginia
#7 Fayette County, Georgia
#6 Collin County, Texas
#5 Hamilton County, Indiana
#4 Shelby County, Alabama
#3 Montgomery County, Texas
#2 Forsyth County, Georgia
#1 Williamson County, Tennessee
Thank God I live smack in the middle of #10. #10 and #2 are right next to each other.
http://dailycaller.com/2010/03/19/top-conservative-counties-20-1-slideshow/
Ditto.
True. While on active duty I brief stints at Presidio of SF and Monterey. Probably the choicest assignments in the world. Unfortunately, after that period in my career, CA politics went South and continued that way being dragged along by the Environmental Lobby and the Public Service Unions which have crippled the State.
True. Except I live near Springfield, and while it is more conservative in some respects, it’s all about the state agencies, so you can still get some “are you from outer space” looks if you mention Rush, or expound on free markets. We are thinking of moving, but our family is mostly all here. But if we wait too long to sell, the Obamacare real estate tax may become a factor. But if we leave, the state become that much more liberal, leaving people we care about even more likely to be hurt by lib policies.
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