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To: jalisco555
Most of those budgets are from dying, elderly high cost, immigrant high service using states like Massachusetts, Michigan, New York.

The government, union workers retires have, or will, move out to Florida, Texas. So we'll see the northern states go the way of Detroit, Buffalo but state wise.

And what ever pension money is extracted will be spent in Texas, the south. Of course these people will run for local office, and cause the spending to be replicated, much like human virus.

I was out in a rural county in Colorado ten years ago. The locals were getting property taxed out by retired California teachers that were demanding town services like they had back in California.

Good citizens drive out bad, be it gang bangers, or Democrats.

13 posted on 09/14/2008 8:28:50 AM PDT by Leisler
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To: Leisler
And what ever pension money is extracted will be spent in Texas, the south.

As a New Yorker I sometimes joke that my educational taxes are educating the future work force of Texas and North Carolina.

16 posted on 09/14/2008 8:31:52 AM PDT by jalisco555 ("My 80% friend is not my 20% enemy" - Ronald Reagan)
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To: Leisler
” And what ever pension money is extracted will be spent in Texas, the south. Of course these people will run for local office, and cause the spending to be replicated, much like human virus.

I was out in a rural county in Colorado ten years ago. The locals were getting property taxed out by retired California teachers that were demanding town services like they had back in California.”

I prefer the “Liberal Locust Syndrome”

46 posted on 09/14/2008 10:08:54 AM PDT by Polynikes (Yo, homie. Is that my briefcase?)
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