[relictele]

And yet no shortage of articles declaring that the states in the bottom 10 are the most livable, most educated, etc.

Of course, people living in those states write the articles.

[Dutch Boy]

I see NY has made the list in stellar fashion. Dead last. Little Andy must be proud. He has worked so hard at being hostile to business and the people. Nice job! Being dead last ought to also help his aspirations for the White House.

[Paladin2]

Makers v. Takers

[Repeal The 17th]

“Business-Friendly States Are Growing at the Expense of Those that Tax and Spend”
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Gee, who’d a thunk it?

[CapnJack]

I'm surprised that NH is not in the “Bottom 10”.

This year we had a chance to become a “Right to Work” state. And even with a Repub Governor, House, and Senate it could not be passed.

That combined with probably the highest electricity costs in the country should put us in the bottom of the pile ... unfortunately.

[Neoliberalnot]

And yet, the coastal states survive because of their political power to bring the multi billion dollar government contracts (our taxes) to their states.

[Sirius Lee]

Malloy is working hard to move CT down to last place.

[Neoliberalnot]

Is there a complete list somewhere?