Of course this has nothing to do with Perry having been governor of Texas for 10 years... (/sarc)
1 posted on
07/31/2011 12:12:48 PM PDT by
Clairity
To: Clairity
Maybe I should move to Texas.
2 posted on
07/31/2011 12:14:35 PM PDT by
Nowhere Man
(General James Mattoon Scott, where are you when we need you? We need a regime change.)
To: Clairity
I’m waiting for the California apologists to tell me again how Texas is too flat and too hot to bother with.
The article doesn’t mention which five states would receive the downgrades. I am curious to know which states those are.
3 posted on
07/31/2011 12:18:10 PM PDT by
1scrappymom
(Hooray for the Mavs!)
To: Clairity
Not really. Perry did double spending and raise taxes on business while Governor.
Having a weak Governor and a legislator that only meets every other year is some of the real reasons
4 posted on
07/31/2011 12:22:05 PM PDT by
GeronL
(The Right to Life came before the Right to Happiness)
To: Clairity
This is great! Texas can borrow money then loan it to the feds and pocket the difference in the interest rate. Just skim a little off the top and it’s only paperwork.
9 posted on
07/31/2011 12:38:13 PM PDT by
Terry Mross
(I'll only vote for a SECOND party.)
To: Clairity
Texas ranks near the bottom in government spending per citizen, and it relies on federal money much less than many other state I thought Perry was a big-government, compassionate conservative like George W. Bush. Have some here been lying?
To: Clairity
All I can say is, when the sh!t hits the fan don’t even think about bringing your liberal ignorance down here. We have enough of that socialist/liberal crap in Austin as it is!
22 posted on
07/31/2011 12:52:18 PM PDT by
unixfox
(Abolish Slavery, Repeal The 16th Amendment!)
To: Clairity
but nine governments within Texas, including Dallas, Bexar, Tarrant and Travis counties, could lose their AAA rating in the event of a federal default.
Let's see. That's basically San Antonio, Dallas, Ft. Worth, and Austin. Wonder why?
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