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J. Sheehan: Highest sales tax, 5th highest income tax collection per cap, highest gas tax/prices, but is $617B in debt, more than double any other state -
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Anyone who wonders why California is going broke should read this....http://bit.ly/UvaTtC - View all 5 replies
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1980XLS-2.0: Connecticut will join Ca. , as they are following the same playbook. -
rjj1960: 911 gave all cops and firemen a free hand to grab with 2 hands. HEROES, your kidding. Firechiefs could be the biggest scam ever, useless.
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geob511: my friend wen't on a trip there -got there at noon couldn't even buy a sandwich--they sleep from noon to 5 -
phemale60: Must have a rippin night life! sounds kinda good considering I kind of live at work! Vacations too far and few between. They're paying price
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Maybe there is now hope for the sustainability of state budgets now...http://wapo.st/NTQGqy - View all 3 replies
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Bob Peticolas: Huh? State budgets are required to be balanced. Wisconsin is just the ongoing struggle to create cheaper labor.
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jdub2788: Imagine that, cut taxes for EVERYONE....not just groups of individuals. Now, wasn't I just saying this y'day? -
Soleil Bleu: False dichotomy of progressivism and fiscal prudence. Clinton left a surplus, while Bush accrued debt fighting his daddie's war.
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Soleil Bleu: California should be congratulated for not joining the race to the bottom to kowtow to businesses.
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phemale60: GOP today is not Nixon's GOP. Nixon would be denounced as liberal by today's party. See "adult" Dick Lugar? Obama is no lib darling! -
Bob Peticolas: Nixon would be too liberal for the Dems. He proposed a negative income tax to guarantee an income for the poor!
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This move in Israel seems to be underfollowed. War with Iran coming? http://bit.ly/KV09tG - View all 5 replies
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jazzfan1: the article is completely irrelevant: the world it describes doesn`t exist on this planet; not in spain, not in germany+neverever in the US
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Bob de'Long: Stiller, another guy buying his own stock on margin when they are having a bad quarter. -
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eabyrd: lol realornot - I always think about the scene in Independence Day where they're in the mother ship. "I ain't heard no fat lady!" :)
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phemale60: OK, you guys, I didn't have to look far. That liberal bastion Marketwatch: http://bit.ly/JcpuoH These are not normal times! -
phemale60: Milt would be supporting Bernanke's actions. Big Ben saved the world! We're profiting, and I'm grateful. Support Ron Paul!!! I dare you.
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Shocking! A government program rife with fraud and unintended consequences......http://nyti.ms/JzkJED - View all 0 replies
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Home prices still falling, hard to believe consumer spending will hold up long term given this...http://cnnmon.ie/JDwFmQ - View all 2 replies
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mun2000: Agree Bret people will feel poor and spend less on vacantion and retail.price of gas is what keep the numers up. -
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Oceanstats: I chuckled at the austerity moves they made last week..but somehow Europe too big or crappy to fail. -
Mike Arnold: Sounds like a good place/time to invest in quality companies. Maybe Iberdrola if the price comes down a little further?
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Bret Jensen
I wonder if any of MFGlobal's missing $1.6B is going into Corzine's latest effort..:-)....http://bit.ly/JfYRN4 - View all 1 replies
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Ocean Man: The hottest 1% from every other city in America still move here. You should see the ones that are leaving. -
Perkins Cove: VT + 2 .....if you can afford to buy it, you can afford to pay the tax on it. OM, "the ones that are leaving"....?



