Matt ... I'm a Republican ... NJ pays out more to the federal government then it receives back. In our time of need you should not start the lets see how to punish NJ .. You allow these states to go bankrupt and it will harm all states ... not just NJ ...
Floridians should not be forced to shell out for fiscally irresponsible states which adopted bad policies long before coronavirus. Here for the coronavirus response for our fellow Americas. Not here to bailout non-corona fails in NY, CA, IL.
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It will be especially harmful to the majority of GOP states who get more money from the federal government than they give. If we let the big givers go under in their time of need then don't be surprised if they demand GOP states pay them back for all of those other years.
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Dude, California and New York pay all the taxes. GOP welfare states pay negative.
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30. Florida • Net federal funding: $2,187 per resident • Total revenue from fed. gov.: $237.7 billion (3rd most) • SNAP benefit recipiency: 13.6 percent (10th highest) • Median household income: $52,594 (12th lowest)
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Florida #30 California #40 Illinois #45 New York #47 So does this mean you plan on encouraging Florida to give NY, CA and IL their money back, Congressman Gas mask?https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/economy/2019/03/20/how-much-federal-funding-each-state-receives-government/39202299/ …
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That's cause NY has tons of super rich on Wall St. Instead of using those tens of billions to give away the farm to public employees in return for campaign cash and votes, NY dems should use it to pay its bills.
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Open Florida totally now! The recovery rate is 98%. I will take those odds anytime. The Dems are loving this which tells you everything you need to know.
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Which Dems are loving this?
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Check it out
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