Bring warm clothes.
Yeah. That'll get them coming back.
Vacations are great during the winter but I would never want to live anywhere else.
Come for weather, stay for the Somalians...
If Minnesota works hard at it, they can be the next Detroit.
The issue with MN isn’t the weather, that’s just the one that people who aren’t used to it think about. It’s the politics of the place, and what that does to state spending and to taxes. When every budget surplus is a reason to raise annual spending, and every budget shortage as a reason to raise taxes, people don’t have much hope that sanity will ever prevail. Minneapolis-St. Paul is basically Toronto with worse weather and more socialists.
There are a lot of great things about the state, but when someone can basically get a 10% raise just by moving across the border to SD, having easy access to craft beer and the MN pro sports scene (such as it is) loses a lot of its appeal.
Can’t they bring in more foreign workers to abuse?
This is what happened to NY. Illegals and welfare parasites will rush in to fill the void.
Leaving to join ISIS?
Didn't governor goofy recently say that no one is leaving Minnesota ??
It isn't the taxes, it isn't the socialist ways of doing things --- no, no one is leaving and you cannot convince him otherwise !!
Hey goofy, our entire family left, and you lost a lot of state income tax from us, so don't tell us it ain't happening !!
Governor Dayton and the DFL recently proposed a 15 cent per gallon increase in the state gasoline tax ostensibly for repair of roads and bridges. This new tax is despite having over a $1 billion surplus in the budget. A recent poll showed 85% of Minnesotans opposing this gas tax increase, but I expect Gov. Dayton may go ahead with a gas tax anyway as he already had designs for spending the billion dollar surplus and the DFL has a majority in the legislature. Maybe Minnesotans will finally wake up and not elect tax and spend liberals, but the election and re-election of Al Franken as Senator from Minnesota doesn’t give me much hope.
I’ve lived in lots of locations in the USA.
Most were better than MN.
Your average Minnesotan never travels anywhere other than Vegas and the local 5 state area.
Colorado beats MN by 1000%.
Oregon is the most similar to MN but with better weather.
I recently read a liberal commentary that said Minn was an economic paradise because they have high taxes.
Hmmmmm.........
Here in Texas, they run some funny radio ads for Kingford’s charcoal, where a group of guys are grilling and ragging on their friend who recently moved to Minnesota who is freezing his you-know-what off.